I also have problems with that. And according to reports online we are by far not alone. By the way, it happens everywhere on the screen in my case but luckily I don't notice it too often (it depends on the background). If the background is e. g. grey it's very noticeable And sometimes it's enough if a static element is on screen for like 1 minute or even less...
Edit: Might it be that in fact you also have screen burn in problems potentially everywhere on the screen and you only notice it on the borders because there's much more static content there compared to the middle of the screen when you e. g. browse the web (the top of the screen with the URL bar etc. stays pretty much static all the time whereas the website contents in the middle of the screen change all the time due to scrolling etc.)?
I'll periodically check and report if I experience the same but I hope not. In comparison to the whole which were sold, then I would say it can't be "common". However, I'm sure it's enough that a person can find other examples posted here and other websites which can lead to a belief that it's widespread. At times, I'm even a creature of bad habit to not post many positive reviews for products that I was completely satisfied about. It would probably be helpful, if you could give some background on the display in order to determine any patterns from reported use. This would help many others. Also, there are programs which can help for stuck pixels and I don't know if this would help to use on this type of panel. Such as, firmware version, model, manufacturer's date, general use, brightness level you use it at, approximate length of time the display is awake in between sleep, etc. My display may be used no more than 1-2 hours in between sleep, default color calibration, brightness level approximately 65-70%, 3.04 firmware, manufactured April '17, production model 27MD5KA-BJ.AUSLNSN, energy savings settings are defaults (display turns off after 10 minute of inactivity), default resolution and refresh. Also, I'm not providing PD to my MBP from the display since it's connected through an eGPU which provides power. Therefore power draw is minimum for the display only but this shouldn't affect the monitor with image retention. Just with power consumption correlating to increased heat energy.