Is Procerus muscle and soft tissue removal apart of radix reduction process? (Photo)

The radix is simply the area just below the brow on the upper nose. If this area is high it is preferable to remove the bony tissue and let the soft skin, muscle, and fat settle down over a smooth surface. Removing muscle can, but not always, result in an irregular skin surface with less predictable results. In rhinoplasty surgery we always want to use the most predictable techniques to avoid complications.

Posted photos are TOO close up need full face views. I doubt the removal of any nasal muscles are needed. 

Did you have a rhinoplasty in the past?  A radix reduction is often a bony excision and procures is part of the soft tissue which can also be treated.

 The radix reduction is accomplished with osteotomies to remove the bony component. The soft tissue component consists of the procures muscle which can be transected and weakened, but not removed. This will create an indentation at the level of transection the will deepen the nasofrontal groove and Radix