I’d like to ask you a few questions to help guide the brochure design:

Do you want the exact same text from your previous brochure to be included in the new one, or would you prefer a shorter and more concise version?

Are there any new points you'd like to add, or sections that you'd be open to removing or simplifying?

Also, is the color scheme from your previous brochure something you’d like to keep, or are you open to changes?

Do you want the exact same text from your previous brochure to be included in the new one, or would you prefer a shorter and more concise version?
I am open to your suggestion here. Does not have to be the exact same text and I would consider a shorter and more concise version.
Are there any new points you'd like to add, or sections that you'd be open to removing or simplifying?
I am open!
Also, is the color scheme from your previous brochure something you’d like to keep, or are you open to changes?
I am open to changes!!

brochure size? trifold or 4 fold?

Probably tri-fold

Hello, everyone. Thank you for your first try on my project. I have a few things I would like to emphasize about my brochure.
1) I am a dentist who specializes in CPAP alternative treatments for patients who failed or refused to use CPAP. Therefore, instead of having a big picture of a patient with a CPAP in my brochure, I would like to have pictures of my alternative treatments, such as an oral appliance therapy (picture of oral appliance and patent sleeping with an oral appliance), laser treatment with NightLase, nasal cones and REMplenish Myonozzle in place of Myofunctional therapy.
2) People's attention is short-spanned. I do not want to miss any important information by making it easy and simple to read, but I would like to have a brochure that conveys the strong message that there are alternatives to CPAP for treating sleep apnea, so patients should not give up on sleep apnea treatment. I want to emphasize the sense of urgency for treatment by showing that sleep apnea is a progressive disease and the consequences of untreated sleep apnea. If there is a way that I can express to the patients that the insurance should not dictate their health when it comes to treatment cost, because they are worth more than the treatment costs, no matter what. Their life is precious.
3) Please be accurate about my bio. You may be able to come up shorter version of my bio from my website www.moonlightsleepremedies.com.

As an example, look at this dentist's brochure designs. https://www.designcrowd.com/design/2517287

I am not saying that I want the same, but her designs convey her message about what she offers to patients with sleep apnea in her office, particularly those who do not respond to or refuse CPAP treatment.

Please check new designs and my messages