Has anyone ever had a procedure or whatever with the doctor wearing long gloves?

Just curious. I've seen picture of doctors in the extra long gloves , just never heard any experiences. Please share if you ever did.

Depends on your definition of long gloves. In a surgical gown, sterile gloves commonly come up to mid-forearm. Yes, my doctor has worn those.

Shoulder or opera length gloves are used to examine cows but not in a human medics setting.

I see them on Dr. Pol all the time ;-)

I had a torn medial meniscus. (Think cushioning in the knee between top and bottom.) The Dr showed up to the operating room in mid calf rubber boots. It looked odd enough I asked why. He said that part of the work he does flushes saline through the knee and as it comes out the other side splashing to the drain in the floor. His assistant came in wearing the same boots and with rubber gloves almost up to his elbow. By that point the anesthesiologist was giving me directions and that was all she wrote.

Boots are not uncommon for orthopedic surgery. It can be a bloodbath, especially when irrigating.