Although some may feel that the Herzlia Medical Center campaign is not sending the best message to women, it is true what it says, "Perfection has no limits." Nevertheless, there is much to be said about 'imperfections' as well and the character they bring to women and men. Of course, this particular medical center isn't in the business of imperfections.
The Herzlia Medical Center campaign was conceived and executed by Brandbox Branding & Creative, an ad agency based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Creative and art directed by Kiro Altman, the print ad was illustrated by Temur Sagdiev and copy written by Oscar Djalilov. It centers around a classical painting of naked women. This painting, however, has been tampered with. The women now sport typical surgical markings to show where their imperfections lie.
Artistic Surgical Marking Ads
The Herzlia Medical Center Campaign Advocates Plastic Surgery
Trend Themes
1. Artistic Surgical Marking Ads - This trend highlights the use of artistic surgical markings in advertising campaigns, creating a unique and attention-grabbing approach.
2. Advocacy for Plastic Surgery - The Herzlia Medical Center campaign reflects a trend towards advertising that advocates for plastic surgery, emphasizing the pursuit of perfection.
3. Challenging Beauty Standards - The inclusion of imperfections in the Herzlia Medical Center campaign challenges traditional beauty standards, embracing the idea of character and uniqueness.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising and Marketing - Artistic surgical marking ads present an innovative opportunity for advertisers to engage viewers and create memorable campaigns.
2. Plastic Surgery - The advocacy for plastic surgery in advertising campaigns opens up opportunities for the plastic surgery industry to reach a wider audience and promote their services.
3. Creative Services - The Herzlia Medical Center campaign demonstrates the potential for creative agencies to think outside the box and create impactful campaigns that challenge societal norms.