While 3D ultrasounds provide still, three-dimensional images of your baby, 4D takes it to the next level by adding real-time motion. This means you won’t just see a snapshot of your baby—you’ll watch them move, smile, yawn, or even stretch right before your eyes.

With 4D, you get a more dynamic, lifelike experience, allowing you to witness these early moments in stunning clarity. It’s like watching a video of your baby, giving you an unforgettable peek into their personality before they’re even born.

Yes, 3D ultrasounds are completely safe for both you and your baby. These scans use the same soundwave technology as 2D ultrasounds, which has been safely used in prenatal care for decades. The difference lies only in the type of imaging, not in the safety or technology. Our trained ultrasound technicians ensure that each session follows the highest safety standards, so you can enjoy the experience without worry.

Our scans are performed by highly trained and experienced medical professionals, ensuring both your comfort and safety throughout the process. Rest assured, 3D ultrasounds adhere to the same safety standards as any other type of prenatal imaging.

The best time for a 4D ultrasound is typically between 26 and 32 weeks of pregnancy. At this stage, your baby has developed enough fat to see facial features clearly, and there is still enough amniotic fluid surrounding them to capture those perfect images.

Waiting too long (after 32 weeks) may make it harder to get clear images due to limited space in the womb, but every pregnancy is different.

Our team can help guide you on the best timing for your specific situation to ensure you get the clearest and most detailed pictures possible.

Absolutely! We encourage you to share this special experience with your loved ones. Our studio is designed to accommodate up to 12 guests, so whether it’s grandparents, siblings, or close friends, everyone can be a part of this memorable moment.

Watching your baby in real-time with 2D ultrasound can be a deeply emotional experience, and having your family there makes it even more special. With comfortable seating and a large screen to display every detail, your friends and family will feel just as connected as you do.

For early pregnancy 2D ultrasounds, you may be asked to come with a full bladder, as it helps improve image clarity. For later ultrasounds, no special preparation is needed—just relax and enjoy seeing your baby! Drinking plenty of water in the days leading up to your appointment may help produce clearer images.