A lovestruck Scot has launched a hunt for the Irish medic who treated him in hospital- to ask him out for a drink.
Glasgow man David Muir felt sparks fly when he went into the city's Queen Elizabeth hospital for a back problem and met the anaesthetist there.
After his procedure a week ago he has been waiting for the man with curly hair and an Irish accent to get in touch, Glasgow Live reports.
But deciding to 'be brave' and take the first step towards love, David has taken to social media site Tik Tok to track him down.
David said the pair had shared a laugh after an initial struggle to find his veins.
In the video, with the hashtags #helpmefindhim, #anaesthetist and #makeithappen, he makes a call for the man to get in touch if he is interested.
David said: "This is a message for the anaesthetist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
"If you're not the anaesthetist at the Queen Elizabeth in Glasgow, just keep scrolling.
"So basically, I've waited a week now, and I was waiting to see if you would find me or if you'd put a message out there to find me.
"But it seems you're not going to do that so I'll do it, I'll be brave enough, I'll be the one.
"Last time you seen me I would have been in a gown and you couldn't find my veins, remember? We had quite a laugh about it.
"Then I said to you I hope you're strong enough to roll me over onto my front because I was getting a back operation, remember... we had quite a laugh together.
"I feel like in different circumstances... this might work, you know? So, do you want to go for a drink some time?
"Remember, you're Irish, just in case you don't know its you, you're irish and you have glasses and nice kinda curl- very attractive, young man. Let's see if this can happen."
