Breastbands are usually worn for about one to three months after breast augmentation. Breastbands are similar in structure to a bra, only slightly tighter than a bra, and do not cause any discomfort, so there is no need to worry too much. Breast implants are inserted through the posterior breast space, behind the pectoralis major muscle, or through a biplane dissection. There is a stripping wound after insertion, which needs to be bandaged by wearing a breast band to allow the wound to heal and avoid excessive bleeding. At the same time, the prosthesis is fixed in a reasonable position where it needs to be, which can provide some relief for contouring and preventing hematoma and seroma, and is usually worn for about one to three months. If patients have chest pain after surgery, they need to go to the hospital for review in time and under the guidance of the doctor. In addition, the diet should be light in daily life and avoid doing strenuous exercise.