Keep PEX Tight to Drywall in Attic

I have two instances of places where some new PEX I've installed goes through my doubled up top plate. Unfortunately, when the PEX enters the attic space, it's sticks up a good amount, making it a challenge to insulate.

I've heard that you want to minimize the amount of fittings exposed in potential freezing environment, and although I'm not particularly worried about these runs of pipe freezing in my attic (my 1" main feed runs through the attic with no issues) I would like them to stay as close to the warm side of the ceiling as possible. Especially because the top plate area is already hard to insulate without 8" of pipe sticking up.

Is there a pipe bend support that affixes to the top plate, keeping the pipe right on top of the drywall?

Or should I just install 90's at these locations?

 

There are bend supports for use with pex tubing that are way way better to protect against freezing. If you slightly oversize the hole in the top plate and or angle the hole for the support, you can wiggle these through and have the pex pretty close to the top.