VIDEO TITLE: Not All Fibroids Are the Same: Understanding Submucosal Fibroids
FORMAT
* Duration: 55–60 seconds
* Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical
* Resolution: 1080 × 1920
* Platform: Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels and YouTube Shorts
* Language: Marathi voice-over with commonly used English medical terms
* Audience: Women aged 25–40, women planning pregnancy, couples experiencing infertility, and women with heavy menstrual bleeding
* Target audience location: Maharashtra, India
OBJECTIVE
Create an educational, medically accurate video explaining how submucosal fibroids differ from other uterine fibroids, how they may affect fertility, and when hysteroscopic removal may be considered.
VISUAL STYLE
Use realistic, high-quality 3D medical animation combined with elegant clinical visuals. Show the uterus in anatomically accurate cross-section, with the endometrial cavity clearly visible. Use a soothing palette of ivory, soft pink, muted rose and subtle teal accents.
The overall look should resemble a premium fertility-clinic educational film: modern, reassuring, clean, sophisticated and scientifically credible.
Avoid cartoon characters, exaggerated anatomy, graphic surgical footage, dramatic red effects, excessive transitions, or sensational medical imagery.
SCENE-BY-SCENE VISUALS
Scene 1 — The hook (0–5 seconds)
Show a realistic 3D uterus with several fibroids appearing in different locations. Highlight one fibroid projecting into the uterine cavity. Use a gentle camera push-in to build curiosity.
Scene 2 — Understanding fibroids (5–15 seconds)
Show a clear anatomical cutaway of the uterus. Illustrate fibroids within the uterine muscle and distinguish them from a submucosal fibroid that projects into the cavity.
Scene 3 — Possible effects on fertility (15–27 seconds)
Zoom into the endometrial cavity and highlight how a submucosal fibroid can distort its normal shape. Briefly show a woman discussing fertility with her gynecologist. Do not depict a fibroid as inevitably preventing implantation or pregnancy.
Scene 4 — Hysteroscopic treatment (27–43 seconds)
Show a medically accurate, non-graphic animation of a thin hysteroscope passing through the vagina and cervix into the uterine cavity. Demonstrate how an appropriate submucosal fibroid can be removed using suitable hysteroscopic instruments. Keep the camera focused on the uterine cavity rather than external surgery.
Scene 5 — The key message (43–55 seconds)
Show three clean anatomical examples: a fibroid within the uterine muscle, a fibroid projecting into the cavity, and a fibroid on the outer surface of the uterus. Highlight that the location, size and depth of the fibroid determine the appropriate management.
Scene 6 — Closing (55–60 seconds)
Finish with a clean, softly lit uterus illustration and a calm clinical background. Leave space for the clinic logo, doctor’s name and a simple educational call to action.
TEXT AND GRAPHICS
Use short Marathi captions with English medical terms highlighted where appropriate:
* “सर्व Fibroids सारखे नसतात!”
* “Location Matters”
* “Submucosal Fibroid”
* “काही रुग्णांमध्ये Fertility वर परिणाम”
* “Hysteroscopy: Selected Cases”
* “योग्य Diagnosis, योग्य Treatment”
Use large, high-contrast subtitles, safe margins and uncluttered typography.
VOICE AND PACING
Use a calm, confident, experienced Indian gynecologist’s voice speaking natural Marathi. The pace should be conversational and clear, with a brief pause after the opening question and before the final message. Keep background music subtle and lower than the narration.
MEDICAL ACCURACY
Do not suggest that every fibroid causes infertility or that every fibroid can be removed hysteroscopically. Hysteroscopic removal is suitable only for selected fibroids that project into the uterine cavity. Do not guarantee pregnancy after treatment.
BRANDING
Reserve a small, unobstructed area for the original Kewal Hospital and Jalgaon IVF logos. Do not recreate, distort or alter the logos. Keep all text and branding clear of the central anatomical visuals.
FINAL OUTPUT
Produce a polished, patient-friendly, medically accurate vertical educational Reel that builds curiosity, explains the anatomy visually and ends with a reassuring, memorable takeaway.
