I dislike my high radix nose, imo it overwhelms my face +looks masculine. Would I do a brow/glabella modification surgery?

Lowering the radix is not routine during rhinoplasty but can be done with a combination of lowering bone and thinning soft tissue. You also have a large nose with dorsal hump and changing the overall appearance to something similar to your goal pictures should be very achievable.  I am not sure your brow needs attention, but that is best determined in person.   Because your goals are not entirely routine ask to see before and after pictures and consult with more than one surgeon to make sure your surgeon can achieve your vision reliably.

FACIAL FEMINIZATION SURGERY for the female with a masculine face. A rhinoplasty with hump and radix reduction, tip refinement and narrowing of the nasal bones etc. will give you a more feminine and attractive appearance. You can benefit from a hairline lowering and Browlift as well but i need to evaluate that with an examination. Conservative chin reduction and contouring can also feminize your face. See a surgeon who can show you  dozens of his NATURAL results.

A rhinoplasty can be done to lower the radix along with the bridge. From your photos your bridge needs considerable reduction to achieve a feminine look. The hump would be removed and the radix deepened with a specially shaped rasp ( or file ). I think you are an excellent candidate but fairly aggressive hump removal is required.

If you want the radix lowered and it looks good when graphically simulated during the rhinoplasty planning phase, then that should be incorporated into your surgical plan.  

  The side profile photographs demonstrate an overly projecting nose with a dorsal hump that extends into the radix.  There is also a recessive chin profile which makes the nose look larger than it is due to facial balance and proportions.  Consider a closed  Rhinoplasty procedure to shave down the dorsal hump up into the radix, to create a better and more pleasing nasal dorsal profile in addition to decreasing the overall projection of the nose, and a chin implant to increase the projection of the chin to help with facial balance and proportions from the side profile, especially with respect to the overly projecting nose.