I will probably get a lot of flack for this. But when James Matfield was over HGH, healthcare staff dressed like healthcare staff, he was pretty strict about it. Doctors wore modest attire under a white coat with a name tag/lanyard badge. Nurses and other staff wore scrubs that were given out in the locker room.

Now, the doctors dress like, well sometimes they look like they just got off a shift at the XXX or the TT. (There is a minimal number who dress like actual healthcare staff) And I get it, dressing how you want is a personal thing, but it lacks any semblance of professionalism, which I guess if that's the view you want to give HGH and don't care that ICly people don't take HGH seriously anymore. Now add in the fact that nurses and doctors will just willy-nilly attack patience, again pointing to the fact that ICly no one takes HGH seriously. As with HPD, there should be a dress code, so the person operating on me isn't wearing spandex shorts and a bra. (Rant Over)