I used to tape (yes, I am that old!) talk shows during the day, when I knew they were having either drag or transgender themes. Sally Raphael, Donahue, Maury, etc. They had many very glamorous, extraordinarily beautiful transwomen on. Most, however, had had extensive silicone injections. DEADLY!! While the results are nothing less than spectacular, I saw one woman that said she couldn't feel anything by touch anymore, and anyone touching her would feel something "solid" because of all the silicone just under her skin. Here in Florida there have recently been arrests for "pump" parties where someone with a little i.e. deadly, amount of knowledge pumps a lot of often home builders grade silicone into GG as well as trans women. You can get a J lo ass, at the risk of infections, silicone migration, and deadly clots. So not worth it.
Also, as an interesting aside, many high end models are actually intersexed males with a specific anomaly. Their bodies produce absolutely no testosterone receptors. They typically have very short uterus, and testicles residing up where a genetic female has ovaries. That means that even though they produce fairly large amounts of T, it has no effect because of no receptors. GG's produce relatively small amounts of T, but have T receptors so every woman has some male features, while these genetic males do not. They look more "female" then GG's. It occurs in about 1 to 1500 males, but I saw an estimate that maybe 5% of high end female models have it.
I mention this to point out that competition is difficult or futile. By the way, google "before after airbrushed models" to go to sites with great before and after photos.
Jezebel.com (love that site name) has a famous one of Faith Hill on the cover of Redbook. It caused a great deal of conversation when it was posted, about impossible standards for women. I believe that it inspired the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty where they used actual women, with flaws, in their ads and have been trying to start conversations worldwide to establish realistic beauty ideals. There are also ad campaigns by Haines that have real women in their underwear, size 14 not 0, and they are sexy and beautiful!