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A 2D ultrasound provides flat, black-and-white images that show internal structures, commonly used in routine medical exams. A 3D ultrasound creates a three-dimensional image of your baby, giving depth and clarity to features like the face and body. A 4D ultrasound adds movement to 3D images, showing real-time actions, such as yawning, stretching, or sucking a thumb.

For the clearest 3D/4D images, we recommend scheduling between 27 and 32 weeks. Around this time, babies tend to have more defined features, and there's still enough amniotic fluid for clear imaging. If you're aiming for those chubby cheeks, closer to 30 weeks is ideal, but it may vary depending on your baby's development.

Yes, 3D/ 4D ultrasounds use the same safe, low-level ultrasound technology as regular 2D ultrasounds. We follow recommended guidelines to ensure both you and your baby have a safe and enjoyable experience.

We are a cashless facility, so we accept major credit and debit cards, as well as digital payment options such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. Payment is due at the time of your appointment.

 We only require a deposit to secure your early gender DNA appointment. This helps us ensure that our schedule remains organized and available for all clients. The deposit goes toward your total package price and confirms your commitment to the appointment. Deposits are non-refundable but can be applied to a rescheduled appointment if notice is given in advance.

The Early Gender DNA Test is a highly accurate, non-invasive test that can determine your baby's gender as early as 7 weeks into pregnancy. This test uses a small blood sample to analyze DNA, providing results in just a 1-2 days. The gender DNA test has a proven accuracy rate of 99.5% when the sample is collected after 7 weeks of pregnancy. It's one of the earliest and most reliable methods to find out your baby's gender.

No, our ultrasounds are non-diagnostic and intended solely for bonding and keepsake purposes.

We recommend continuing with your routine medical ultrasounds as advised by your healthcare provider.

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