FAQ's
3D ultrasounds produce 3-dimensional images of the baby in flesh tones. The baby's features on 3D ultrasounds are much more noticable and distingushed than the gray-scale images of a 2D ultrasound. 4D allows us to provide the ability to see the 3-dimensional images in real time. Similar to a live video of the baby in the womb which allows us to capture actual movements.
What do I need to do prior to a ultrasound?
We require you to be under doctor, physician, or midwife care prior to us performing an elective ultrasound. You will need to know the expected due date provided by your provider.
Will I always get a good picture of my baby?
Usually, but not always. Sometimes if the baby is persistently looking face down, i.e. towards your spine it may be difficult to see the baby’s face. If this happens, a repeat scan will usually succeed because the baby has turned to a favorable position. We make no promises that the images will be similar to those you might have seen elsewhere or even from our studio, or that we can always meet everyone’s expectations. Every baby scans differently, depending on its gestational age, position, amount of fluid, and mother’s condition. We promise to make every effort to obtain the best possible images of whatever parts of the baby that can be seen.
Will I always get a good picture of my baby?
Usually, but not always. Sometimes if the baby is persistently looking face down, i.e. towards your spine it may be difficult to see the baby’s face. If this happens, a repeat scan will usually succeed because the baby has turned to a favorable position. We make no promises that the images will be similar to those you might have seen elsewhere or even from our studio, or that we can always meet everyone’s expectations. Every baby scans differently, depending on its gestational age, position, amount of fluid, and mother’s condition. We promise to make every effort to obtain the best possible images of whatever parts of the baby that can be seen.