I am professional Dominatrix Alessandra. A Swiss expat slave invited me to Beijing for a custom medical play scene.
With a firm yet controlled hand, I pressed a tongue depressor against my patient slave's tongue, commanding him to open wider as I inspected his mouth. My gaze was meticulous, scanning every tooth, every crevice, ensuring that his oral hygiene met my expectations. A good result, I noted—no decay, no imperfections. His obedience in this simple task pleased me, but I was far from finished.
The real examination had only just begun.
Gloved hands slipped over smooth, exposed flesh as I conducted an exceedingly thorough full-body inspection. I had him strip before me, each layer removed at my command, leaving him vulnerable under my clinical scrutiny. Every inch of him was subject to my touch—groping, prodding, squeezing, measuring. No part was off-limits. I dictated his posture with precision, ensuring I had full access to whatever part of him piqued my interest at that moment.
When it came time to examine his most sensitive areas, I directed him onto his bed, instructing him to place his feet in exam stirrups. Spreading himself open as ordered, he lay there, exposed, awaiting my evaluation. The position was deliberate, one of complete surrender—a demonstration of his trust and my absolute control.
Understanding Medical Play in BDSM
Medical play is a BDSM role-play scenario in which partners assume the roles of medical professionals and their patients, often incorporating elements of medical fetishism. It blends the dynamics of authority, clinical precision, and controlled vulnerability, creating a deeply immersive power exchange.
Typically, a dominant partner assumes the role of the doctor, nurse, or examiner, while the submissive takes on the role of the patient—subjected to tests, procedures, and evaluations dictated by their superior. This type of play can involve various medical-themed tools and scenarios, such as:
Examinations (full-body inspections, oral or genital exams)
Restraints (stirrups, medical cuffs, immobilization)
Sensory Play (cold instruments, latex gloves, temperature play)
Injections & Needles (for those who enjoy edge play)
Psychological Control (white coat authority, forced compliance)
Whether it is the sterile aesthetic, the methodical approach, or the sheer power imbalance that makes medical play so alluring, one thing remains certain: the patient is at the mercy of the practitioner. And in my examination room, compliance is not just expected—it is demanded.
