By Adrian Di Mambro, Creative Director at AGENCY
In my career, I’ve had the privilege of working with some of the world’s most visually iconic brands—Sky, Smeg, and LG. These brands didn’t just create products; they created emotional connections through carefully crafted visualizations that told their story in a way words alone could never achieve.
Sky made you feel the thrill of entertainment through vibrant imagery. Smeg turned kitchen appliances into design icons, bridging functionality with Italian style. LG redefined how we think about technology, with visuals that made innovation tangible and desirable.
But when I transitioned into healthcare marketing, I was struck by something glaringly absent: brilliant visualizations.

The Current State of Visuals in Medical Marketing
Healthcare marketing is filled with complexity, both in the products and the regulations that govern how we talk about them. Unfortunately, this has led to an industry standard where visuals often feel like an afterthought.
Clinical evidence is presented in static, dense graphs. Brochures are heavy on text, light on inspiration. And video content, when used, rarely captures the full potential of a product’s story.
But here’s the truth: medical innovations are among the most exciting, life-changing products out there. They deserve visuals that match their importance—visuals that not only inform but inspire.
What Brilliant Visualizations Can Do
The brands I’ve worked with outside of healthcare—Sky, Smeg, and LG—understood one critical principle: visuals aren’t just decoration. They’re communication.
Here’s what brilliant visualizations can achieve:
1. Simplify Complexity
At LG, we often needed to explain complex technology, from OLED displays to AI-powered washing machines. We didn’t rely on text-heavy manuals. Instead, we used visuals like infographics, animations, and interactive demonstrations to show, not tell.
In healthcare, the same approach could turn dense clinical workflows or product mechanisms into simple, elegant visuals that are easier for HCPs to understand and remember.
2. Evoke Emotion
Smeg didn’t sell appliances—they sold a lifestyle. Every image, from a sleek fridge to a retro toaster, was designed to make you feel something.
In healthcare, we have the same opportunity to connect emotionally. Imagine visuals that showcase how a product improves patient outcomes, restores mobility, or saves lives. These images can go beyond the rational to inspire trust, hope, and action.
3. Build Trust Through Clarity
Sky transformed how audiences experienced content, and their visuals always led with clarity—clean designs, bold colors, and intuitive layouts that made navigating their services seamless.
Healthcare marketing can adopt the same clarity. Whether it’s through an infographic that simplifies clinical evidence or a video that explains product benefits, well-designed visuals show professionalism, build trust, and make your brand memorable.

How Healthcare Can Learn from Sky, Smeg, and LG
Drawing on my experience with these brands, here are three ways healthcare marketing can elevate its visual game:
1. Use Story-Driven Imagery
Just like Sky used visual storytelling to take viewers on a journey, healthcare brands can use visuals to guide HCPs through a patient’s journey or demonstrate the impact of a product in real-world scenarios.
2. Invest in Quality Design
Smeg showed that design isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. Whether it’s product photography, animations, or infographics, investing in high-quality visuals signals to your audience that you care about the details, just like you care about your product.
3. Embrace Interactive Content
LG leveraged interactive content to let users experience their products virtually. In healthcare, interactive 3D animations, AR demonstrations, or clickable PDFs could make complex products more engaging and easier to understand.
The Opportunity for Medical Marketing
Healthcare innovations change lives. They save lives. Yet, too often, the way they are presented doesn’t reflect their potential.
Imagine a world where every medical device or pharmaceutical product is presented with the same level of creativity and clarity as a Smeg appliance or an LG innovation. Imagine visuals that simplify complexity, inspire trust, and make HCPs say, “I get it, and I believe in it.”
That’s the standard I’m working toward as Creative Director at AGENCY. My goal is to bring the brilliance of brands like Sky, Smeg, and LG into healthcare marketing because every product deserves to shine.
If we can achieve that, we won’t just change how products are marketed—we’ll change how they’re understood and adopted, ultimately improving lives.
Let’s Get Creative
If you’re ready to elevate your healthcare marketing with visuals that inspire, I’d love to talk. Let’s make your innovation unforgettable.
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