2D & 3D/4D Baby Ultrasounds

Yes. You will receive separate photos of each baby, with one image CD-ROM and one video. Please let us know when scheduling if you are expecting multiples so we can allow ample time for the ultrasound. Twins should be scanned at 24 to 27 weeks for 3D views.

No. Because this 3D ultrasound is an elective procedure and not diagnostic, your insurance company will not be billed. Payment in full is expected at the time the service is performed. We accept cash, checks and major credit cards.

No. We are usually able to get a beautiful view of the baby's face. However, it may not be possible depending on the baby's position, fluid, placental location and other maternal factors. As you can imagine, there are lots of other great images available of your baby if the face is not accessible.

Yes. Our certified technicians are correct over 99% of the time. In rare cases, you may be asked to return at a later date to determine the gender. If you are, there will be no additional charge for the second visit. How good are our technicians? If we're wrong about the sex of your baby, we'll give you a $100 gift certificate to buy new baby clothes!

Space in the room is limited, so please limit your group to no more three people total: you (the expectant mother) and two other people.

In order to capture images of the baby’s face, 3D and 4D images should be scheduled between 28 and 32 weeks of pregnancy; between 24 and 27 weeks if you’re carrying twins. If you want a 2D ultrasound to confirm the gender of the baby, have the procedure done between 18 and 22 weeks.

No. Since this is NOT a diagnostic ultrasound, it will not play a role in your prenatal care with your obstetrical provider.

Over the years, hundreds of studies have confirmed the safety of this technology. Since 3D and 4D baby ultrasounds use the same ultrasound energy and intensity as standard 2D ultrasound, they are just as safe.

3D ultrasound refers to the computer’s ability to reconfigure standard 2D ultrasound technology to produce a 3D image of your baby. 4D ultrasound allows you to see these 3D images almost instantaneously.