<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I've reconnected with a wonderful girl who I dated casually 5 years ago. The first time around she was very vocal about how attractive she thought I was, and - although I didn't tell her - I didn't find her terribly physically attractive back then.  

We sort of fizzled out 5 years ago in part because I just didn't feel the same level of attraction to her as she did to me. [I was also pretty unhappy with my life back then, so having someone be so impressed with me made me uncomfortable]  

We've both changed a lot over the past 5 years - in good ways for both of us. She (objectively) looks really good now, we have much more in common than we did before, and I'm happier with where I am in life - but I'm afraid she still feels like she isn't attractive enough for me.

Last night I learned that she has an appointment to get a boob job in a few months.

I'm totally supportive of her decision and think she'll look awesome with bigger boobs, but I don't want her to feel insecure with how she looks now or have her feel like she needs to change to keep me interested.  

How can I help her feel confident with how she looks now, while also being supportive of her decision to get her boobs done?
<bot>: Awesome girl wants boob job - need help figuring out how to be supportive without implying that I don't like the way she looks now.