Does my body still make me woman if I want to change it?

I have lost over 50 pounds, but I have also lost my breasts.
Extensive exercise over the course of the past 5 years has left my chest a more petite version than it once was. I pine for a good V-neck that I can fill healthily and find myself staring a little too long at the breast implant subway ads. I debate about buying push up bras and wonder if I can still attract a man with a smaller chest. Once dismissive of plastic surgery, my mind is now open to the idea. But this idea leads to a much more important question: Will enhancing my body make me any less of a woman because a part of me is plastic?
With the rising popularity of body alteration, the stigma around breast (and now ass) implants has diminished as people go under the knife for more severe transformations. An entire group has expanded drastically due to these scientific advances, and watching them proudly display their reordered genitals sends me back to my original desire to get breast implants. In the same way transgendered folk feel the need to be a different gender, I feel my breasts deserve a better display unit. I work hard, I earned these tits.
The differentiation here is that I’m getting back something I once had, whereas a transgendered person is gaining something they’ve only experienced having in theory. Is this where the distinction lies? Does my want to alter my body for the better stem from the same place as those that wish to incorporate a new gender?
As I mourn what once was, my heart bleeds for those that truly feel unhappy within themselves because of their sex.
My LGBTQ community: How do you feel about this comparison?

