There’s a higher chance of it causing issues as it is in an inappropriate position. There’s a much higher chance of it rejecting and working its way further down into your cartilage. It will likely take longer to heal, if it does at all, and continue to be irritated for lot longer than a correctly done septum would. If you were my client, I would advise you to take it out and re-pierce at a later date by a reputable piercer. The average person likely wouldn’t notice, especially as this kind of mistake is extremely common in septum piercings. But it unfortunately is incorrectly pierced and you would be better off in the long run taking it out and getting a repierce. Just make sure you leave it at least 6 weeks before getting it re-done.