If you plan on having only one 4D ultrasound, the best time to come is between 26-30 weeks. We do have a package where you come twice, to see how your baby grows and changes during the last phases of your pregnancy. If you would like to come twice, your first appointment would be between 21- 24 weeks and the second between 27-32 weeks.

There is no best time, since each baby is different and develops at different rates. Early in your pregnancy, between 16-25 weeks, you will see more of the baby's development - including the whole body on the screen at once. Later in your pregnancy, between 26-36 weeks, you will see more of your baby's facial features. See similar questions...

If you have your viewing before 24 weeks, babies have room to move around in the womb which makes for a fun video and you can see every part of your child. After 24 weeks, facial features are more developed. Some clients prefer both views and book our Combo Package. See similar questions...

Yes! The FDA regulates all ultrasound equipment energies (for obstetrical scanning this is below 100 milliwatts per centimeter squared). Therefore, the manufactures of the equipment are required and have designed their equipment in accordance to these FDA mandated levels. A sonographer who is using this equipment cannot change the intensity of the energy levels emitted by their equipment. See similar questions...

No. 3D/4D Fetal Ultrasound is categorized as an "Elective" service because it is not medically required. This is the reason why most insurance do not cover it because it is NOT deemed as a medical necessity. Most people get these services simply to have an opportunity to view their unborn baby in its most natural environment, creating a bonding experience for the families. See similar questions...

Please have a meal 90 minutes prior to your exam. Have a bottle of your favorite juice drink and wear comfortable clothing. Full bladder is not required for this ultrasound. See similar questions...

No walk-ins are accepted. Appointments must be made ahead of time and proof of prenatal care must be verified prior to your appointment to be admitted in the exam room. 3D/4D appointments are recommended after the mother has completed her second trimester diagnostic ultrasound. See similar questions...

Ultrasound has been used safely for over 30 years in Obstetrics. World wide studies have not shown there to be any harmful effects to the mother or baby. Our Ultrasound machine is by GE Healthcare. This is state-of-the-art equipment and is regulated to the highest standard. See similar questions...

Ultrasounds have been performed and studied for nearly 40 years and have NEVER been shown to cause ANY harm to mother or baby. In fact, studies have shown many benefits to having an ultrasound performed. Today, ultrasound is routinely used in all pregnancies in the United States . The intensity of ultrasonic waves used to perform elective 3D/4D ultrasounds at Inland Prenatal Ultrasound & Resource Center is EXACTLY the same that is used in 2D ultrasound technology. See similar questions...

We would recommend having the examination performed between the 27th and 34th week of the pregnancy. However, excellent images of your baby can be obtained anytime after about 24 weeks of pregnancy, even after 34 weeks. Expectant mothers that are full-figured should consider scheduling their 3D/4D ultrasound between 28 and 32 weeks of pregnancy, as the ultrasound tends to be clearer and the results more desirable and comparable to the images in our picture gallery. See similar questions...

We recommend having your 3D/4D ultrasound performed after the 25th week of your pregnancy, and anytime after the 28th week for our fuller figured mommies. See similar questions...

Ultrasound has been a routine practice in prenatal care throughout the U.S. It has been studied for over 35 years, and has been shown to cause no harm to either the mother or the baby. Your 3D/4D ultrasound session utilizes the same type of ultrasound as a regular 2D scan performed in the doctor's office. The power or intensity DOES NOT change when moving from 2D to 3D/4D. See similar questions...

We can perform an ultrasound at any time during the pregnancy, but the best 3D/4D imaging results are generally acquired between 25 and 30 weeks. We recommend 27 or 28 weeks, if at all possible. Very late in the pregnancy, the baby gets very crowded and it is difficult to view the face. You much be at least 19 weeks to determine gender. See similar questions...

Elective Prenatal 3D/4D Ultrasound is a limited medical scan now being provided all across the United States by studios just like Baby's Debut. The ability to choose to have a non-diagnostic ultrasound has been created largely in response to the technological advancements in ultrasound and a mother's desire to share this bonding process with her family and friends in calm and relaxing atmosphere. See similar questions...

Baby's Debut believes in only using the finest technology available. We use the GE Voluson 730 EXPERT. This is currently the leader in 3D/4D ultrasound imaging technology. No longer will you ever have to wonder whom your baby will like until he/she is born. See similar questions...

Absolutely. Baby's Debut was created out of an overwhelming need and personal desire to offer expectant mothers, their family and friends the ability to share in the miracle of life and promote a special bonding experience before birth. The owner of Baby's Debut was able to recognize this need during her previous job as a certified sonographer working in a hospital were many of her favorite exams were on expectant mothers. See similar questions...

Yes. 3D/4D ultrasound uses the same sound wave technology that is used for the 2D ultrasounds that have been proven safe and effective for obstetrics for years. See similar questions...

Yes. We want everyone to have the best experience possible, which means that we want to take the time to obtain the best images possible. In order to accomplish this it is important that everyone have an appointment so that our sonographer can spend the appropriate amount of time with each client. See similar questions...