FAQ

Depending on the ultrasound package you select, your session will last between 10 to 25 minutes. Additionally, we invite you to explore our studio, where you’ll find gender reveal products and heartbeat animals to enhance your experience!

Absolutely! We warmly welcome you to bring your friends and family to share in this special experience. Children are also welcome to join!

We do not contact your doctor before the scan because this is an elective procedure. However, we do require that you are currently under prenatal care, and if you have any concerns, you should consult your doctor. Ultrasound technicians cannot and will not make a diagnosis. We do not provide any medical advice.

While we often succeed in capturing great images, there are instances where it might not be possible. Challenges can occur if the baby is facing downwards towards the mother’s spine or is positioned against the placenta. The quality of the scan varies with each baby, depending on factors such as gestational age, position, amount of amniotic fluid, and the mother’s condition. We commit to making every effort to obtain the best images of any parts of the baby that are visible.

The positioning of the baby is the primary factor in determining the quality of your ultrasound images. While some babies are perfectly positioned for clear images, others may turn away, snuggle close to the placenta or uterine wall, or frequently place their hands and feet near their face. We’ll do our best to encourage movement for a better view and capture of their face. Consuming juice or a bit of candy on the day of the scan might help the baby move, unless your doctor advises against it.

Drinking water is crucial for enhancing your ultrasound images. Begin increasing your water intake at least 7 days before your scheduled appointment. Proper hydration can significantly improve the quality of an ultrasound.

Our primary goal is to capture the finest images of your baby and ensure your absolute satisfaction. Employing cutting-edge ultrasound technology, we strive for this excellence. Yet, factors beyond our control, like the placenta’s position, the volume and clarity of the amniotic fluid, the baby’s orientation, and the fetal environment, may influence the ultrasound’s outcome. If we cannot ascertain your baby’s gender or obtain 3D/4D/HD/5D images during your initial appointment due to these factors, we will gladly arrange a rescheduled session within the next 14 days at no extra charge.

A breech position occurs when the baby’s head is positioned at the top of the uterus, with the feet pointing downward. If you’re aware that your baby is breech before your 3D/4D ultrasound, we recommend rescheduling your appointment for a few weeks later to allow more time for the baby to turn. While it’s possible to obtain good images of breech babies, the likelihood and reliability increase when the baby is in a head-down position. Nevertheless, some babies remain breech late into the pregnancy or may not turn at all. In such cases, you can still proceed with a 3D/4D/HD/5D ultrasound, and if there’s adequate amniotic fluid, we should be able to capture clear images.

Being overweight shouldn’t discourage you from opting for a 4D/5D elective ultrasound. Nevertheless, it’s advisable to wait until after 30 weeks of gestation, allowing the baby to develop more facial fat, thereby enhancing image quality. For individuals who are overweight, maintaining a high level of amniotic fluid is vital for obtaining clear images of the baby. By adhering to the recommended water intake in the weeks leading up to your appointment, you should be able to achieve excellent imaging results!