Are medical students allowed to keep beard?

No.. boys are not allowed to keep long hair or beard at medical colleges. All boys have to cut their hair short and be clean shaven. This is because it is a professional course and the students need to dress and groom themselves appropriately.

Can we keep long hair in medical college?

Though you won’t be having that kind of intention behind keeping long hair but you never know how the security checking at the entry place in the exam may treat you. So to be on the safe side get your haircut done before the exam. Later it can be grown there won’t be any restrictions.

Is Coloured hair allowed in medical college?

Most colleges allow it. And it is no rule that you shouldn’t get your hair coloured but some professors are just a bit too strict with the attire and code of conduct.

Do surgeons shave their arms?

One of the worst actions you can do prior to a surgery is to shave your legs or arms. The surgical team loves to see hairy legs and armpits. This means there is a lower chance of infections. So go “European” for a week and save yourself the chance of an infection.

Do surgeons need to be clean shaven?

Beards in the operating room are controversial because of their potential to retain and transmit pathogenic organisms. Many bearded orthopedic surgeons choose to wear nonsterile hoods in addition to surgical masks to decrease contamination of the operative field.

Does aiims have a dress code?

While AIIMS does not specify any particular dress, it is expected that you would dress appropriately for the local weather. Please note that hats, caps, scarfs, and similar headgear as well as goggles, thick-soled footwear and large metallic buttons are prohibited.

Can doctors have dyed hair UK?

Long hair will have to be tied up in any clinical setting, and often in labs too. For lectures etc where there is no patient contact, it doesn’t matter. The hair dye sounds fine as long as the colours aren’t too wacky, which it doesn’t seem like they are.