— Case Study 06 / Stacey Folk, MD · Patient education videos

Six videos, More informed patient

Dr. Stacey Folk is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon whose patient-education videos guide people through the moments before and after surgery. We refreshed her full suite — six videos and counting — keeping her voiceovers and rebuilding everything around them, entirely in PowerPoint.

A suite of six videos

Pre-op teaching, medication guides, and post-op care — the full patient-education library, rebuilt end to end and refreshed as one coherent set.

Her voice, re-matched

Dr. Folk's original voiceovers carried the expertise, so we kept them — and re-timed every cut so her narration lands exactly on the new visuals.

Built in PowerPoint

New coloring, a calmer image treatment, researched imagery matched to each topic, and an updated opening graphic — all produced natively in PowerPoint.

The Video Suite

The Library, title by title.

Pre-op teaching, medication guides, and post-op care — each video carries the new open, the new color story, and Dr. Folk's own narration, re-matched to the updated visuals.

What We Brought

Same Slides, new bedside manner.

01

A new color story

We replaced the mixed palettes with one soft, clinical-but-warm color system, so every video in the suite reads as part of the same practice.

03

Researched imagery

Every visual was sourced to match the content it sits behind — the right procedure, the right moment in the patient journey, the right tone.

02

A calmer image treatment

Photography gets a consistent light, airy wash — reassuring rather than clinical — applied identically across all six videos.

04

An updated opening graphic

A refreshed open sets the tone in the first seconds, then hands off to Dr. Folk's voice — re-matched frame by frame to the new visuals.

— The expert in the room

The medicine, the guidance, and the voice are all Dr. Folk's.

We brought the design — she brings decades of surgical expertise and a bedside manner that carries straight through the screen. If you're considering plastic or reconstructive surgery, go meet her.