Is it obligatory for the doctor to advise the woman who displays her adornment?

Question:
We see some women who display their adornment while working as doctors in clinics. Is it obligatory for us to advise them?

Answer:
Yes, it is obligatory for you and for the manager to advise them and to prevent them as well. Whoever has the ability, such as the manager, must prevent them. They must wear clothing that does not involve displaying their adornment, cover themselves, and veil themselves, and they must be careful about this so that they do not cause fitnah (trial, discord or temptation) and are not tempted. This is obligatory. She must wear clothing that does not involve fitnah, and she must cover her face: either with the khimar (head covering) or the niqab (face veil), so that nothing is visible except the eyes. She must also be careful about her hands, so that there is nothing on them that tempts people, and her feet must be covered, so that she is far from the causes of fitnah.
It is obligatory for the person in charge, who is the manager and whoever acts on his behalf, to prevent her from that. And it is obligatory for the doctor to advise her and warn her against this action. Allah says: [Al-Ahzab: 33]. The display of adornment of the pre-Islamic age of ignorance: revealing some of the beauties: from the head, or the face, or the chest, or the foot, or something else.