What Should I Do if the Implants Are High but the Band is Causing Pain?

Hello! Thank you for your question! You are still early
post-procedure. Your appearance looks typical at this stage and will
continue to improve as the swelling subsides and the implants continue
to settle into their desired position. This usually proceeds over the
next several weeks as the lower pole skin/breast stretches to
accommodate the implants. Follow-up closely with your surgeon for
additional restrictions/instructions and the potential use of
bras/garments or massage that may encourage the implant to settle
appropriately. If still displaced after this time, a surgical procedure
may be necessary to further open the pocket and bring the implant(s)
down. Hope that this helps! Best wishes!

Even though some surgeons use the breast band on top of the implants to try and help the implants settle faster, it really is not necessary.  To have any sort of effect, the band has to be so tight that it would be very painful.  In reality, if the surgery was done correctly, the implants should settle on their own as the tissues relax and stretch, without any external help.  You can keep wearing the band if you want, but I would consider it optional.   I always encourage my patients to massage their breasts for 5-10 minutes morning and evening, as well as lay on their stomach for 5-10 minutes/day if they are not natural stomach sleepers.  It usually takes 1-3 months for everything to fully settle, etc., so just be patient.