What makes a good gynaecologist? Well, if hotness is a factor then this doctor in Chile must be very good at his job.
But I won’t be making an appointment with him EVER.
Manuel Rico is a former 2010 Beauty King from Spain who now performs pap smears in Chile. And business is booming. Apparently women are queuing up to see him.
I would NEVER let a doctor this hot look at my nether regions. No way, no how.
When I had my first baby I had an OBGYN who was fatherly, wore cardigans and had a preference for drinking flat Coca Cola. I loved him and felt completely comfortable because he was as far removed from hotness as physically possible.
Maybe I’m being silly, but I just couldn’t tell a gynaecologist who looks like this that sex hurts, I have smelly discharge or my period is going for two weeks instead of one.
I’d feel pressure to groom before appointments, to make sure it all looked nice.
The way my nether regions look should be the last of my worries. Fitting in a pap smear between my three children’s crazy schedules is my biggest challenge.
When I visit a gynaecologist I want to feel no pressure aside from hoping the pap smear doesn’t hurt and remembering to mention my severe period pain that month. Under no circumstances do I want to see this this face between my legs …
So, Dr Manuel, keep your good looking everything in Chile where your services are appreciated. I will stick to my stately, efficient, much less attractive doctor who likes to discuss the share market and self-managed super funds during my visits.
Would you feel comfortable with a hot gynaecologist?
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