Professional Myopia Educational Animation

I need a precise, visually compelling animation that explains myopia to a clinical audience. The piece will serve as educational content, so accuracy is paramount. I want to spotlight two core areas:

• Symptoms and diagnosis – illustrate how light focuses in a myopic eye, typical visual complaints, and common diagnostic tests (retinoscopy, autorefractor readings, slit-lamp imagery).
• Treatment options – cover spectacles, contact lenses, orthokeratology, topical atropine, and refractive surgery, emphasising indications and expected outcomes.

Because the viewers are medical professionals, the tone must be concise and data-driven, avoiding oversimplification while remaining engaging. Clean 3D visuals, clear labelling, and smooth motion are more important than flashy effects. If you work in Cinema 4D, Blender, Maya, After Effects, or similar professional tools, that’s ideal—as long as the final video is rendered in full-HD (1920×1080) H.264 and you supply the project files for future updates.

Deliverables
1. Storyboard and style frames for approval
2. Final narrated (or subtitle-ready) animation, 60–90 seconds
3. Editable source files and high-resolution stills of key frames

Acceptance criteria
• Anatomical accuracy verified by peer-reviewed references
• Clear depiction of symptomology and diagnostic workflow
• Balanced, evidence-based overview of treatment modalities
• No promotional bias, strictly educational tone

Please outline your approach, preferred software, and any relevant medical animation samples when you respond.