Gowns

I prefere to have a gown to put on i like the way the gown fits on me i dont mind wearing a gown at all.

For play I like to start the patient in a gown. Not because it's not going to come off eventually but to build tension and suspense. She knows her body is going to be seen in the bare flesh, but she doesn't know how long it's going to take until it happens. I love to think of the patient trying to hold onto that last shred of modesty when all she has is two sides of a gown held closed in the back by her own clutching hands.. So nervous, so vulnerable, so inevitably doomed to exposure.

For play, I find the idea of being nude under a simple sheet to be hot, especially if I'm restrained and unable to do anything about my coming exposure.

Here in Europe we usualy dont use a gown, exept if you have to leave the docs office for a special examination (X-Ray or blood tests performed in an other room)

In play I think a drape is good enough. The slight movement and the drape can easily fall off or expose any skin.

For play being in my underwear and then stripped to nude is fun.

In real I would like the gown with no underwear on underneath so that when I have to lay back the doctor removes the gown for the abdominal check etc and then standing up for the testicle and penis exam, I'm completely nude then.

Wearing tighty whiteys is certainly reminiscent of those childhood exams when doctors actually had patients undress.

The gown (or drape sheet) is more reminiscent of the hospital where modesty must be put aside for those RL exams and procedures.

I guess for a play exam, it's more about mood. Do I want to be treated like a 'child' or like an adult?

I like gowns because they cover you, but you still feel exposed. The thin sheets barely covering you in the back, it's awesome.

For play, it's fun to hem a gown so it REALLY doesn't cover anything, especially if the patient is asked to raise their arms.

Gown open in front

When examining female patients in play exams I say mix it up to avoid routine boredom. I have them in either bra/panties only (preferably white), gown with nothing else on including any undergarments or socks, disrobe as we go (my least favorite), or just completely naked to start with.

My current Doctor in his early 70s has a standard practice of stripping males to undershorts for the exam and females are examined in a gown. He is one of the last remaining solo private practices, a relic of a passing era. There basically is no choice you just do as your told.

Your doctor's practice of having male patients strip to underpants and putting females in gowns for exams is not at all unusual, regardless of his age. I have had several doctors who had me in my underpants only for exams, including my current doc. I don't know for certain what he does with female patients but it is difficult to believe that he has them strip to panties only and isn't putting them in gowns. Male doctors have been treating males and females differently in this way for a long time and there is nothing wrong with it. I don't know that female doctors do this, but there is no reason for a male patient to have to be in a gown with a male doc.

I am given a cloth gown and cloth drape and asked to remove all clothing including my brassiere and panties for physicals and GYN appointments.

Well in the UK the only place that you get a gown is in A&E. At the GP you remove clothes as need for the GP to examine you so it all depends on what your complaint it. In the 70's and early 80's it was common for women to be fully naked and just covered with a sheet for all gynecological exams or for the pill check. I know in France, Germany and Italy its the same with regards to disrobing for an exam. Clothing is only removed for the area to be examined.

Today for my skin exam at the dermatologist I was asked to undress to my boxer briefs and I was given a gown it didn't stay on very long because shorty after she (my dermatologist) came in she wanted to look at my back so she untied my gown and I fell to the floor.

...she wanted to look at my back so she untied my gown and I fell to the floor.

I sure hope you didn't hurt yourself when you fell to the floor. 😃

Gowns here in the UK are only given at a hospital appointment , however not always . Yesterday I had a uro/gynae appointment . He carried out the lung and heart exam, asked me to remove my bra and finished auscultating . He then said I could put my bra back on and undress from the waist down. He then palpated the tummy and carried out the gynae exam .A nurse was present throughout . At no point was I offered a gown or drape . It's something that doesn't bother me . If the Drs going to examine that area anyway what's the point in covering it up .

Doesn't really matter to me. I have had physicals in underwear only and in a gown only. The gown seems kind of silly if the patient and doc are both male. Not sure how i would feel about being in underwear only for an exam by a female doc but that is a silly concern since modesty during a thorough exam is not really the point. Gowns are more likely to hide a medical problem, such as skin cancer, than help, but we have become a weirdly modest country.

As all of my checkups since 12, and then later on my gyn exams, have been done wearing some type of gown and/or drape, that is what I have come to know and prefer. As my interests are around a clinical and realistic exam, wearing a gown is definitely prefered in both real and play scenarios.

I am given a cloth gown and when the doctor has me lay back in leg rests nurse brings in a warmed sheet sounds silly but i think its a nice touch the warm sheet does relax you some i think its a simple thing to do to help patients feel a little less nervous.

In Real Life I prefer having a cloth gown open in back.

For play exams I enjoy having the patient wearing a paper vest open in front with a sheet draped on her lap.

I prefer It when gentleman doctors remove my snug snowpants.

I prefer It when gentleman doctors remove my snug snowpants.

But what about your speedos?

I'm a fan of the flimsy paper gowns. They Give the feeling of modesty but rarely provide it once the patient begins to move around. Plus, they rip easily which is a good excuse to remove it completely.

I prefer It when gentleman doctors remove my snug snowpants.

LOL. You crack me up.

In real and in play exams I think the gowns just get in the way. However, that is just my personal opinion as I know there are a lot of people out there who do just love the gowns for very good and valid reasons. In a real exam I am almost always asked to strip to just shorts.

As a play doctor I will do whatever way the patient wishes to have it done. However, as a play patient, the most erotic for me is to be gradually stripped by the doctor himself as the exam progresses.

Haha snow pants and speedos? Don't forget the red fingernails and spontaneous ejaculations on the walls!

Haha snow pants and speedos? Don't forget the red fingernails and spontaneous ejaculations on the walls!

I should bring a black light to my next appointment - oh - nevermind...

Don't you bring one anyway? Very useful for finding blood and other stains on various surfaces.