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Yes, training in compression socks is fine; performance gains are small, but they can help recovery and swelling—avoid if you have arterial disease.

Yes, after LASIK wear UV-blocking sunglasses outdoors for at least the first week; keep using them whenever bright light bothers your healing eyes.

Yes, after cataract surgery you should wear UV-blocking sunglasses outdoors to protect light-sensitive eyes and your new lens.

Yes, a moisture-wicking base layer under ski pants keeps you warm, dry, and comfy; avoid cotton and bulky streetwear.

No, jeans limit movement and stay wet after falls; pick flexible layers and gloves for ice skating.

Yes, sunglasses after eye dilation cut glare and ease light sensitivity while your pupils recover.

No—inside the hot room, skip socks; place bare feet on a towel and use flip-flops in wet areas and between rooms.

Yes, a suit is the safest pick for career fairs, though some events accept polished business casual based on industry and host guidance.

Yes, wearing sunglasses each day cuts UV exposure and lowers eye disease risk; pick UV400 or 100% UVA/UVB pairs and use them whenever daylight hits.