"Body mapping" photos?

I was thinking of a pretend full body skin exam appointment for a female patient followed by "body mapping" photos to add to the embarrassment, however I want to keep the exam somewhat realistic.

I read online that they have the patient remove their gown so that they're completely nude, after which they take several "overall" photos as well as about 20-30 closeup photos.

My question is, would they take closeup photos of a woman's genetalia, anus, etc, and if so how would they take the pictures (standing, lying on a table)?

My feeling is that the body mapping would only be as good as the worst photo, so if something wasn't photographed, there is no way of knowing if something has changed in the future.

I appreciate any ideas about how to make it realistic but erotic...

The place I went ignores the pelvic area unless you have a particular issue there. I was not required to be naked, but I did anyway.

IMO, genital and anal photos would certainly add to the humiliation.

That is a great ideal. However, you are right, it is only as good as the worst picture. I can imagine having the patient get into very erotic and humiliating positions for the mapping. Very erotic!

The overall photos without the gown seem pretty humiliating, never mind a close up of the genitals. My "patient" does have a mole close to her labia, so perhaps a close up shot will be necessary...

You could perhaps increase the embarrassment by shaving off all the patients body hair before taking the mapping photos thus drawing out the naked embarrassment and making them very aware of how intimately they are about to be photographed.

I told my patient to expect a realistic and thorough exam, but she can stop the "Dr" if he does something that would never happen in reality. I can definitely rationalize full nude overall photos, as well as a closeup of ALL areas of the body, but shaving might be pushing it (although it is a good idea).

I can see a lot of humiliation, not only in the photography, having the patient assume postures to expose all the folds and crevices we all have, but also the detailed, intimate photos of bits rarely seen by the patient. That humiliation can be multiplied by subsequent review of those pictures with the patient - "Here is your anus. This line here is the anal verge. Your hair distribution seems normal. This small mole looks normal now, but we'll have to watch it carefully."

The larger the screen, the better. If you can, pipe the images onto your large screen TV. Come to think of it, live images could be good, too.

This would be a great and interesting project to do...

could be in different settings...

laying down, front and back spread arms and legs

then in a gyn chair..

another could be kneeled dwn chest low.....

just dont leave us out of the fun and do post the pics.. ;-)

I may try something as well....

Actually, this has been done by our dermatologist, known as mole mapping. This gives her the ability to quickly assess any small growths from year to year.

Have some one seen a sequence of "Body Mapping" pics posted somewhere?????