Rhinoplasty after filler and Hiko nose lift

Around my mid-20s, I tried nose filler and a Hiko nose lift, and I liked it so much that I got Hiko again. Later, as the threads dissolved, my nose became bumpy and strange, and even though my nose itself was not small, it looked bigger and the lines became thicker, giving it a more masculine feel, so I decided to get nose surgery. I think functional nose surgery and cosmetic nose surgery together cost a little over 5 million won. For the functional nose surgery, I later got about 80% reimbursed through indemnity insurance. The nose shape itself is not bad, but the important thing is that my nose is crooked... The axis is completely tilted to the left. The degree to which the silicone protrudes on the right and left sides is different Older people or people seeing my face for the first time do not really notice, but no matter how I look at it, I can tell my nose is crooked. And when I had a consultation at a plastic surgery clinic, the director was from S University, and he noticed it right away. He said my nose was crooked.... I told the hospital that my nose was crooked starting from when I went to get the stitches removed, but the doctor in charge kept saying it was not He said it was not severe enough for revision surgery and that he was worried about side effects if I had revision surgery.. This is a nose I have to live with for the rest of my life, and at least my nose used to be straight and pretty among my facial features. I only wanted to remove the bumpiness caused by filler and Hiko and raise it just a little, but since the hospital is acting irresponsibly, I regret it a bit... But thinking about it differently, I also wonder a little whether I should really go through revision surgery just because a functionally perfectly fine nose is a little crooked, when I am not even a celebrity? What should I do..