You should plan to take it easy and put ice on the eyelids for two days, and not work out or play sports for a week.

You can resume most normal activities immediately after surgery. However, for at least two weeks you will need to avoid activities that would cause perspiration to run into the eyes. You should wear safety glasses while playing contact sports whether or not you have had surgery. But if you do not routinely wear safety glasses, your surgeon may recommend wearing them for at least one month after LASIK. You will also need to avoid such activities as contact sports and swimming for several weeks.

You should plan to take it easy and not work out or play sports for a week. Aerobic and other exercise programs are not allowed for at least two weeks to decrease the risks of bleeding, swelling and bruising. More strenuous activities, such as weight-lifting and contact sports, are not allowed for at least two weeks. Absolutely no bending, lifting or straining during the postoperative period as these activities can increase swelling and delay healing.

Answer: We encourage people who play contact sports to have AST, since there is no flap or cap to dislodge. This is also true for police officers and those in the armed services. You will be able to play sports after surgery, but should wear protective goggles for racquetball and certain projectile sports activities.

Absolutely. All Bauerfeind knitted products provide measurable compression to help increase circulation which decreases pain and swelling. Many Bauerfeind knitted products also have silicone or viscoelastic inserts that fit around the affected joint. During activity, the insert massages the soft tissue of the joint to further decrease pain and swelling. Bauerfeind knitted products are also breathable, so they allow sweat and heat to be transferred away from the body.

A protective mouth guard is recommended for sports and other activities that may result in injury to the mouth or jaw. Your dentist can suggest an appropriate mouth guard when the braces are in place. Braces typically do not interfere with playing wind or brass instruments although more practice may be needed to adapt.

Yes. Everyday sports such as tennis, golf, softball and basketball are not only fun, but also a good way to stay in shape following transplant.

Yes, we have a huge number of sports teams at HVHS. Our sports teams are top performers in local and national competitions. Click here for more information. Read about Allison who came from the USA to play rugby.

A.: If your sports or work-outs involve the area that is being treated, you will get the best results with treatment when you avoid exercising or stressing the area until 3 or 4 weeks after the last treatment. If you must continue to exercise the treatment area, it may take a lot more treatments to get the desired result. You may continue to re-injure it with the exercise or sports activity, preventing it from getting strong enough to protect it.

You should plan to take it easy and put ice on the eyelids for two days, and not work out or play sports for a week. Aerobic and other exercise programs are not allowed for at least two weeks to decrease the risks of bleeding, swelling and bruising. More strenuous activities, such as weight-lifting and contact sports, are not allowed for at least one month. Absolutely no bending, lifting or straining during the postoperative period as these activities can increase swelling and delay healing.

You will need to wear you sports bra for about a month. There are also compression garments that can be purchased or given to you by your plastic surgeon. These garments will help to shape your new breasts - contouring of the breasts is a continual process.

Exercise, proper diet and adequate sleep are important in living a healthy life for all of us. If you keep your asthma under control, you will be able to perform most of your usual activities and exercises.

Yes. It is recommended, however, that patients protect their smiles by wearing a mouth guard when participating in any sporting activity. Mouth guards are inexpensive, comfortable, and come in a variety of colors and patterns.

Yes, you can exercise in your wig if you apply with an adhesive that works with your body chemistry and can withstand this type of activity.

We play basketball, netball, volleyball, 6-a-side football, dodgeball, & rounders. We have a range of sports games every week to suit players of all skill levels. All of our games are social and are suitable for guys & girls.Click here to see our current weekly sports schedule.

Yes! Check out our sports page to find out which ones we offer. Exercising the brain isn't enough--exercising the body is important, too.

Depending on the type of sport you play, you may be able to return to low-impact, noncontact sports in just a few days. Sports that require greater exertion may take a week or two. Players may generally resume the most competitive and contact sports as early as two weeks after surgery, unless otherwise directed by your doctor.

You should plan to take it easy and not work out or play sports for a week. Aerobic and other exercise programs are not allowed for at least two weeks to decrease the risks of bleeding, swelling and bruising.

A child's athletic participation depends on the kind of seizures he or she is having, and how successfully they are controlled. Participation in most sports is usually appropriate, as long as the child wears protective head gear. Even swimming is acceptable, as long as the child is closely monitored. Pool swimming is safer than salt or fresh water swimming because of the risk of undertow.

A homeschool dual enrolled student can participate in sports at a public school on the same basis as regularly enrolled students.

Yes, of course! Our rugby coaches do not support the idea of "single sport, year-round athletes" at the High School level. We believe that student athletes should experience as many sports as possible while they are young and able to do so. We always encourage our rugby athletes to play fall sports at school, and also a winter sport such as basketball or wrestling.