Procedures with drapes to cover the sight

During different procedures a drape is hanged up over the patient to prevent any sight about what has to be done from the waist down. I remember the experience told by a member of this forum.

If restrained, the patient could not do other than gaze upon the green cloth and concentrate to other senses, tactile in primis. Patient can't realize what is happening just beyond the drape covering his sight.

How his intimate parts appear to the doctor when so obscenely exposed can only be imagined. Who is attending at the procedure? He cannot realize what doctor and nurses are getting ready to do unless for some moving shadows and noises from the "area". Procedures required by the exam such as applications of lubricants, dilatation of orifices, insertion of hoses, metal instruments, needles, can only be imagined by the complex sensation they produce. I think this scene will become part of my play doctor sessions with my female patients very soon.

I would like to know your experiences.

I wished I could experience this after all I like being the patient

I really haven’t had it done but I would like to experience it someday

I like the feeling of drapes being put up knowing I can’t see what is about to happen next all I know is I gotta lay there and take what’s about to be fished out next

Just reading this set my insides on fire! Oh man, realizing that if you are made to wear headphones or if the nurses, Drs staff are wearing masks so they’re speaking is muffled only adds to the heightened awareness. I can just imagine if you were on a gyno table, legs buckled (yes restrained) in stirrups and you’re hanging barely off the table full exposure. Wow

Dentists (as well as hair salons during the shampoo) in Japan will frequently put a folded washcloth over the patient/customer’s eyes. The rationale, according to a few people I’ve asked, is that it would be really awkward to make eye contact with your dentist, hence the covering.

Depending on the hygienist it can be kind of exciting, eyes covered, hearing them pull on their nitrile gloves and feeling them touch you without being able to see.

I don’t find the cleaning itself to be a turn on, but the eye covering is interesting.

Pretty sure this is standard procedure for circumcisions occurring after infancy.

I was not restrained but I was awake for hemorrhoid surgery many years ago in the outpatient area of a hospital and after I was given the spinal anesthesia I was put in stirrups which I was not informed of beforehand and as the nurses got me ready I really couldn’t see much anyways flat on my back with my legs raised and out but I did see the nursing students come in to observe in order to “learn” how things are done. Then the surgeon ordered a screen to be placed so I would “be more comfortable”. Of course I wasn’t.