Endoscopic Facelift 3-Video Animations

I need three short, surgical-education animations that clearly walk practicing surgeons through the steps of an endoscopic facelift, a deep-plane facelift, and a vertical-restore lift.
Either a 3D realistic look or a clean 2D illustration style will work — as long as the movements read crisply on screen and the key planes are unmistakable. Because the audience is fellow surgeons, anatomical accuracy is important, yet the visuals should stay simplified rather than hyper-textured; think clear planes, colour-coded layers, and enough depth cues to orient the viewer without overwhelming them with micro-detail.
Each video should:

Run roughly 60–90 seconds
Open with a labelled overview of the relevant facial layers
Flow into step-by-step dissection and tissue release, highlighting vectors and fixation points
Close on the final lifted anatomy and incision management

What I'll supply:

Outline scripts and reference stills for each procedure
3 commissioned 3D animations (vertical 9:16, ~60s each, lacking labels/pacing) — useful as motion reference
~6 min of Complete Anatomy reference footage covering anterior, lateral, and deep skull views with anatomical labels
Brand assets (silver/black logo, color palette) — final 1920×1080 deliverable should include subtle clinic identity on side panels (logo + procedure title)

You will handle: storyboarding, modelling/illustration, simple lighting, animation, branded compositing (Blender, Maya, C4D, After Effects, or comparable tool of your choice).
Deliverables for each procedure:

Polished 1080p H.264 clip with light branded composite (1920×1080)
Vertical 9:16 60-sec social cut (Reels/TikTok)
Editable project files

Process: storyboard for each procedure → animatic → polished render. Three review stages.