41 YO, lolli lift w 300 mod+ silicone Golden, CO

I don't even have kids. I just am genetically predisposed to sagging. It started fairly young. Plus I'm very athletic. I do triathlons etc. I don't like having so much movement when I run. And above all things I hate hate HATE boob sweat. I push my shirt up under my boobs (at home not in public lol) whenever it's hot out. I hate the slippery feeling when my breasts are laying against my ribcage. EW. Plus they slide all over the place when I sleep. I tend to sleep on my side so the top one falls and pulls the skin. It actually hurts. So at 41 years old, I still sleep with a stuffed animal. It helps somewhat to keep them smashed in place. And I know they will only get worse. I might as well do it now while my skin has better elasticity and they haven't slid as far down. I figure the recovery will be easier and the scars will be less severe.
I wish I could go ahead and do it now but I have to wait until October. I have to save up plus I am planning to do a few big triathlons. Once I have surgery I won't be running or swimming for a few months and I have to take time off work. I do hair, which involves holding my arms up. The salon gets quiet right before the holidays so the timing seemed perfect.
I chose Dr Wolfe in Denver because he came very highly recommended by several clients who described him as "THE" guy to go to. Also because almost every time I clicked on a picture that I liked it was one of his. I spoke with another doctor in Utah but he wanted to do an anchor lift. Wolfe said lollipop. During my research on here I read that anchor is somewhat outdated or used when there is lots of excess skin. My situation is not so severe. It is to me, but compared to some it's really not bad. I felt the anchor was excessive. Or maybe it meant Dr Wolfe just has a better technique. I also noticed Dr Wolfe's patients all have some variety in the after photos. Each pair of breasts looks unique and appropriate to the shape of the woman. A lot of doctors' breast lifts look identical from one woman to the next. I guess because it's a very technical and tricky surgery. The Utah surgeon, though highly rated, had little creative flair. They all looked high profile and round with tight cleavage. Very fake looking. Like if you were to poke her it would feel rubbery or something. I want to look like me, only with an upgrade! I opted for the gummy bear implant because it's got a less than 6% failure rate. And the gel is cohesive so it can't ooze. Peace of mind is worth the extra money.
So I am very excited and nervous and hoping to maybe meet someone on here who is having the same thing done around the same time so we can support each other. : )

I'm scheduled in 5 months for a lollipop lift and implant. I have an appointment in 3 weeks for 3D imaging. I'm thinking I want gummy bear mainly because I want safest option and my husband thinks saline looks more fake? I absolutely don't want high profile or big fake boobies. Just a nice tear drop shape about 3 inches higher. I am a small C, I want to be a C after the lift. What should I look at getting?