Do you have a lot of information about a new procedure? Brochures for medical professionals are a great way to get your message across. You should not compromise quality on quantity when designing your medical brochure. Grab attention with something eye-catching, inspirational, or simply interesting. You can finish your brochure with soothing blue borders and a stock photo of a smiling doctor. There are many great examples of medical brochures. These are just a handful.
1. Okuloplasti
You can take your brochure from average to excellent by choosing the right image. Maximize the impact of your message by choosing a great image. This brochure’s focus is right in front of you. It is captivating with its bright blue highlights and deep dark eyes. This cover is clear and concise, unlike other generic pamphlet designs. Choose a simple but effective font to convey this powerful image. This layout is ideal for promoting your latest product or procedure. Get bold and inspire your customers.
2. Formula4Success
Making your brand accessible in medical billing and healthcare is not easy. Add anything that has to do with healthcare billing, and you have a lot of work ahead. This brochure makes it easy to understand medical coverage. This brochure is easy to read and uses a catchy title and catchphrase that removes stress. To make your message more accessible, use visual cues such as cute and colorful icons. Making a difficult problem approachable will increase brand awareness and make customers happy.
3. The Pavilion
A cute baby is a great selling point. It is also very popular in healthcare and medicine. You will need to set the bar high for the advertisements for your prenatal exams, maternity unit, and post-natal support programs.
A solid image is the best option if you want your message to stick. A combination of neutral gender colors and a happy but not too lucid parent figure can increase market appeal. The tagline is the real jewel. The brochure continues with variations of “Never miss an …'” which emphasizes these babies’ preciousness and fleeting nature. The services are designed to make it easy for babies to grow quickly.
4. Camscreen
Although DNA profiling may seem complicated, this design makes it easy to advertise. The contrast between the playful and serious colors creates a feeling of professionalism while still being approachable. This cover is a great example of advertising medical and cutting-edge tech.
5. Vector
This ad for band t-shirts is what we need, not medical therapy. Although the cover is quite cool, it is unclear what kind of medical service the brochure is advertising. It is a radiology clinic, a physical therapy center, chiropractic, rheumatology or osteopathy. Does one facility offer all these services? Intriguing! The cover alone is enough to make us curious. But what’s Vector 1? We must learn! You can add suspense by creating a cover such as this one near Halloween. You can take advantage of the winter sports season and beat the competition while you’re at it.
6. Pipi au Lit
It is easy to understand that the brochure is targeted at children, even if you don’t speak French well. It hits all the right spots with its cheerful colors, playful font, gold stars, and adorable illustrations of children. For original ideas for children, you can check out award-winning picture books. They have many suggestions for color schemes, fonts and illustration styles. It doesn’t take French to make a Caldecott Award-worthy pamphlet from a childhood trauma like bedwetting. But it wouldn’t hurt.
