THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD Hailey Henderson donned a doctor's outfit to "treat" Scotland rugby star Rory Lamont when he dropped into a Lothians children's ward.
The winger had been in hospital for an operation on a facial fracture he suffered during his team's famous Calcutta Cup victory over England at Murrayfield.
The operation took place at St John's Hospital in Livingston – a world-renowned centre of excellence for Maxillofacial surgery.
He was discharged on Friday morning sporting an impressive black eye but thankfully with no long-lasting damage.
Lamont, who plays his club rugby at Sale Sharks in England, was forced to miss Saturday's Six Nations defeat against Italy as a result.
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