Doctor and Patient Roleplay

The role-play scenario starts with one of you taking on the role of a doctor, while the other acts as a patient. The patient can pretend to be feeling unwell with a problem that only the doctor can diagnose. The doctor will have a series of fun and flirty medical testing equipment that is used during the appointment. You both take turns playing out your roles, building suspense and excitement.
Pretend to take body temperature, check the heart rate or give a soothing massage as a warm-up. Remember to stay in character and use medical terms to make it more believable and fun. You can even insert some humor to lighten the mood.
After the role-play, take time to appreciate each other and talk about how you felt during different parts of the role play. What you enjoyed the most or what made you feel uncomfortable, how you'd like to conduct your next session, and so on. Communication is key and it can help make your role plays even better.

The person playing the doctor will need a white coat, ideally with a stethoscope. The 'patient' can wear normal clothes or spice things up with a sexy patient outfit. Ensure the atmosphere is set right at home, try to mimic a doctor's office if you can.
You will also need some props that match with the doctor theme, a handheld mirror or flashlight can be used as medical testing tools. Arrange the props in such a way that can easily be used during the role play.
Stay in character the entire time. Practice with your outfits and props, and come up with a plot of symptoms and treatments. Think in medical terms to make it feel authentic. Remember, it's okay to laugh and have fun with it.

While role-play should always remain fun and consensual, it will be even more enjoyable when you both participate fully by staying true to your characters. More imaginative and authentic you make it, more enjoyable it would be.
To create an even more immersive experience, prepare an appropriate playlist - some light instrumental music perhaps that mimics waiting rooms of clinics could be a good touch.
Lastly, do not forget 'safe words'. They are a necessity when experimenting with scenarios that involve elements of control and vulnerability. Agree on a safe word with your partner before you begin playing the scene.