One of my recreational level students smilingly came to me telling me that the advice I had given to him earlier on a similar theme was like an old vaudeville joke: A man says to the doctor, "It hurts when I do this," and the doctor says, "don't do that." What I had said to him essentially was "Get over it. Keep diving, and your problem will go away on its own." It did.
You see it in beginning OW classes. Some students swimming with scuba gear for the first time are horribly off balance, and they struggle with that. The problem goes away as they get used to it fairly quickly. When I started tech diving with steel doubles, I felt like I was a losing bronco buster in a rodeo. I got used to it. I sometimes see the same problem with other tech divers with doubles for the first time--they will even roll over onto their backs as they try to get used to it. Before long, they don't even notice a problem.
I carry two deco bottles on the left, often 2 AL 80s, and I never notice it. That is because I have done it enough to get used to it. If you are wearing a standard technical diving rig, you will get used to it, too.