What medical play is
A clinic is one of the few places where a stranger may ask you anything and you answer without blushing, where you follow instructions because the setting demands it. Medical play takes that authority and makes it the whole point. You arrive as a patient; I decide what is examined, in what order and for how long.
It is role play between adults and nothing more official than that. I make no diagnoses, and nothing in the scene replaces a visit to a real doctor. In German listings you will see it called Klinikerotik or simply Klinik; my page on German BDSM terms explains these and other words you may meet when looking for a dominatrix in Munich.
The clinic setting
My sessions take place at Studio 60 in Munich. According to its own website, the studio has clinic rooms among its facilities. You book and pay the room yourself, directly with the studio, so you will see there what is available for your time; I do not promise a particular room or a particular piece of furniture. Current details are on studio60-muenchen.de.
A clinic room helps the illusion, but the scene does not depend on it. Tone, procedure and the order of things carry most of the effect. How to get to the studio from your hotel or the station is covered on Domina Munich.
Examination and treatments
A clinic session usually begins with an admission: questions about your history, your limits and your expectations, asked in a voice that does not invite small talk. From there, the scene is built from a handful of elements, each agreed beforehand.
- Examination. The routine of being examined and instructed in the cool tone of a clinic. Which props and furniture the room offers depends on the studio; we settle the details beforehand.
- Anal treatment: +€100.
- Anal dilation: +€100, never beyond what we have agreed.
- Enema: +€150.
- Electro-stimulation: included in the hourly rate and raised gradually, in small steps.
The clinical role play itself – admission, questions, instructions – is part of the hourly rate, like any role play.
What I do not do
Needles and catheters are taboo. Not as an extra, not at a higher price, not for a guest I have known for years. Nothing in my clinic pierces the skin.
The general rule applies here as everywhere: no intercourse, no oral sex. Every role in the scene, patient and clinician alike, is played by an adult. And there is no element I will perform simply because it was paid for; content and intensity stay my decision, within the limits we set together. The complete list of taboos, and how the safeword ends any action at once, is under limits and safety.
Hygiene
In a clinic scene, cleanliness is the one element that is not played. Come freshly showered, on time and sober; anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs is not received. If an element needs preparation on your side, we go through it before the session, not in the room.
Tell me in advance about allergies – to latex or disinfectants, for instance – and about heart or circulation problems, epilepsy, injuries or medication. The right place for this is your Safe Room profile; what you write there decides what I use, electro-stimulation included. What happens before, during and after a first visit is explained in your first session.
Surcharge and duration
Medical play has no minimum duration of its own. One hour suits a single, focused examination; a longer scenario with admission, several stages and a formal discharge has space to unfold in the three-hour Intensive.
The price follows the hour: €250 if it starts before 8 pm, €300 from 8 pm. The surcharges for anal treatment, anal dilation and enema are added to the session price and agreed before I confirm – plus the room fee paid directly to Studio 60. Everything else about deposit and payment is on prices and booking; when you are ready, choose a date.