Didn't Get What I Wanted, Some Old and New Problems Present

I chose Dr. Grigoryants because he specializes in closed rhinoplasty and I have seen more good pictures posted by his patients than by patients of any other doctor. I was very impressed with the pictures of his work.
Unfortunately, I did not end up with what I wanted. I had a bump and a bulbous tip. I wanted exactly the type of nose this doctor tends to do for most patients: slightly upturned, with a slope on the bridge, and a supratip break. What I currently have (at almost 10 months) is a nose that in my opinion is not upturned, the area between my eyes is wider than needed and also asymmetric, with some bump remaining on the right side (by the inner corner of my right eye), and a dip under the bump. Overall to me it gives an impression of the upper side of the nose being shifted to the right and the lower part being shifted to the left. I am very bothered by the bump and I try to contour my nose to make it less noticeable, but it is difficult and doesn't really work. I just end up with brown patches on my nose.
I noticed issues from the very beginning. I had my consultation in person. I flew in from out of state since it was important to me to meet the doctor in person before making the decision to go with him. Well, at my pre-op the doctor didn't realize we met before. I understand he meets a lot of people, but shouldn't he have notes from my consult? So I had to explain what I want all over again. Dr. Grigoryants pointed to my mom's nose (she came with me to all appts) and asked if I liked her nose. I was shocked because even though my mom is beautiful, her nose is worse than my pre-op nose. And she agrees with me. What is worse is I feel he pretty much gave me my mom's nose, just with a pinched tip.
I wonder if the early cast removal is partially to blame - I wanted to wait longer than 4 days to remove it, but the doctor's office insisted that it's ok to remove and didn't find time for me to come a couple of days later. I was staying in California for over a week after the surgery, I would have preferred to keep my cast on for longer! I found several realself Grigoryants patients who have very similar issues, with the bump remaining on the right and the dip under the bump. I don't know if that's the result of how the surgery was done, early or incorrect cast removal or something else. What I know though is that I was very careful as I was healing, and yet the bump was visible from the start.
I noticed that most people who are satisfied with their rhinoplasty tend to have slightly upturned noses right after surgery. I never had that. I'm tall and Dr. Grigoryants says lifting it more would have people looking in my nostrils. I disagree. The way it is now it looks long and too projected. A little upturn looks so feminine, I wish I had that.
I emailed the pictures of the bump and was told that it's hard to tell from the pictures and to come in person instead. I did, but still got a very dismissive response, along the lines of "the nose looks beautiful, if the bump bothers you I'll shave it off later". I showed Dr. Grigoryants pictures made the day before with a good camera. He claimed the pictures must have been taken with a bad camera and that my nose doesn't look like that.
I at least wanted to get the bump shaved off as soon as possible. I know that most doctors agree a revision is ok 1 year after initial rhinoplasty, so I asked Dr. Grigoryants in an email if he could shave off the bump in office after 12 months. I was told no - I would need to wait 18 months instead. I tried calling the office to schedule an appointment at 18 months, and the receptionist refused to schedule me. She said at 18 months the doctor can refuse to correct anything since in some people the swelling might still be present and that some people wait for 3 years. The doctor says if the correction is attempted while swelling is still present the result would not be precise. Yes, but telling a patient to wait several years to me seems like trying to avoid fixing the problem altogether.
My breathing is worse than it was before. I did not have any problems breathing prior to my rhinoplasty, but now my nose usually feels either runny or stuffed, and when I breathe completely through the nose it just seems loud, as if I need to blow my nose. I also hear a whistling sound from the left nostril when I breathe through the nose, so I try to always keep my mouth a little open.
I wish I would have been one of the patienrs with no complications, but that was not my case. The way it is, I just honestly don't feel it made that much of a difference in how I look. My boyfriend never noticed I had anything done. I like not having a round tip anymore, but I notice the asymmetry every time I look in the mirror. With my natural nose, I felt it looked the same from either side, with my new nose one side is straight and one side has a bump and a dip.
I understand that a surgery my not immediately bring a perfect result, but the way a doctor treats patients that have complications says a lot about him. I am not happy with how my concerns were handled. The office receptionists (all ten of them or however many they have) seem very dismissive, and all my questions to the docror are answered with generic phrases about swelling.
I look at my old pictures and my new pictures, and I don't really look different, I wouldn't even say I look better.

I cropped out my face, but here are some pictures I just took.

Hi!
Just a couple more angles. I'll add a more detailed update later, but no changes currently.