Key Takeaways
- High-end, scientific 3D medical animation.
- Explains a new procedure, a disease or a mechanism of action (MOA).
- Produced with our partner Addax Animation, a studio dedicated to medical 3D animation.
- 35,000 EGP per animation.
What is 3D Medical Animation?
It is a premium, scientifically accurate 3D animation that explains something patients cannot see — a new procedure, how a disease develops, or a drug’s mechanism of action. It is produced with our partner Addax Animation, a studio dedicated to medical 3D animation.
You can see examples of their work at addaxanimation.com.
Who is it for?
Specialists introducing a new or advanced procedure, clinics that want to stand apart in a competitive specialty, and doctors who need to explain complex science to patients, referring colleagues or conference audiences.
- Surgeons and specialists offering advanced or newly introduced procedures.
- Clinics competing in specialties where patients compare many options.
- Doctors who present at conferences or educate colleagues.
How does it benefit your practice?
A 3D animation turns the hardest part of a consultation — explaining what is happening inside the body — into something a patient understands in seconds. It builds confidence in a procedure, positions you as an expert at the forefront of your field, and becomes a premium asset you can use for years.
- Understanding builds confidence. Patients who understand a procedure feel more comfortable deciding on it.
- Authority. High-end scientific visuals position you at the forefront of your specialty.
- Distinctive. Few clinics have them, so your content stands apart immediately.
- Versatile. Use it in consultations, on your website and social media, in ads, presentations and conferences.
- Long-lasting. The science doesn’t change month to month, so the animation keeps working.
What exactly is included?
One high-end, scientific 3D medical animation explaining a new procedure, a disease or a mechanism of action, produced with our partner Addax Animation, with your review of the scientific content before it is finalised.
- High-end, scientific 3D medical animation
- Explains a new procedure, a disease, or a mechanism of action (MOA)
- Produced with our partner Addax Animation
How does it work?
We define the topic and the key messages with you. The animation is then produced with our partner Addax Animation, and you review the scientific content before it is finalised, so the result reflects your expertise.
- Topic and messages. What the animation must explain, and to whom.
- Plan. The approach and visual direction, agreed with you.
- Production. Produced with Addax Animation.
- Scientific review. You check the accuracy before it is finalised.
- Delivery. Ready for your consultations, website, social media and ads.
What does it cost?
35,000 EGP per animation. Combine it with two or more other Vira services and the plan summary on our services page takes 10% off your totals.
All services are paid in full upfront and start with a sample you approve. If that first sample isn’t right for you, we refund 100%, minus any third-party costs — see our payment, cancellation and refund policies.
What pairs well with it?
A 3D animation earns the most when it is seen. Pair it with Vira Performance & Media Buying to put it in front of the right patients, and with Vira Website & SEO so it lives on a page that ranks for the procedure it explains.
For everyday messages that don’t need 3D science, Vira Motion Graphics is the lighter, faster option.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Addax Animation?
Addax Animation is our partner studio, specialising in medical 3D animation. You can see their work at addaxanimation.com.
How do you make sure it is scientifically accurate?
Accuracy is the point of the service. You review the scientific content before the animation is finalised, so it reflects your expertise.
What can it explain?
A new procedure, how a disease develops, or a mechanism of action (MOA) — anything patients or colleagues need to see in order to understand.
Where can I use the animation?
In consultations, on your website and social media, in ads, and in presentations or conferences.