I think the silicone is crooked, please take a look

Hello, I had rhinoplasty in March 2008. The director said my nose was a Pinocchio nose and suggested doing only the nasal bridge, so I think I had only the bridge done at about 4.5 mm? The nasal tip is my own. Maybe because my original nose was unattractive, even after rhinoplasty it looked strange. I wondered if it would be okay after a few days, but even after the swelling went down and a year passed, I still do not like my nose. The director’s words that it would be okay with time turned out to be wrong. Like the arrow drawn in the photo, something is protruding, so at first, when I went to the clinic saying I thought the silicone was crooked, they said it was not, that the surgery was done well, and that it was not crooked at all... I do not know if they did not remember saying at first that if the surgery looked strange or failed, they would do revision surgery, but they stubbornly insisted it was not. And if I really wanted it redone, they told me to pay more money.. a more expensive amount.. almost twice the amount. They said various things had to be done.. Then I went to another clinic for a consultation, and they said the silicone seemed slightly crooked. I do not understand why they denied it like that. How does it look to you? Is it the silicone? Do I need revision surgery.. How much does revision surgery cost? If I get revision surgery, will it get a little better? I have a lot on my mind. Please help. Oh, and I searched on Naver for that clinic’s crooked silicone, and there was another person whose silicone was sticking out to the side like mine. That director also stubbornly insisted it was not the case, and when I cried my eyes out at the clinic saying I hated it, there are three directors at that clinic, and they sent me to another director. That director was known at that clinic as the best at noses, and he also said the surgery was done well. He said if it looked very strange, he would do it himself, but that it was not the case. Then he said it cannot be raised any higher from here, and because the nasal tip had been raised, it could not be raised any more. So I said this is not a raised nasal tip, I only did the bridge, and he said, Ah, then your original nasal tip is high, so it cannot be raised any further.. He changed his words againㅡㅡ Thinking about it still makes me angry. Is there such a thing as not being able to raise it more even though I did not have nasal tip surgery..