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Yeah, maybe it's because I run public sites on kubernetes at work that I'm not as scared but a good locked down network is fine. Thousands or businesses run public URLs, as long as you configure it right you are mostly good. There is always a risk of vulnerabilities in the software for immich, your proxy, your auth provider so doing it that way increases your attack surface than just the VPN.
Part of "configuring it right" for companies is generally having the public-side be pretty well walled off from anything internal though, there isn't anything wrong with taking the same approach at home, too