Frequently Asked Questions

We try to obtain the best photos/video possible during your session however many times baby can be uncooperative and/or other factors may contribute in not being able to obtain clear, crisp images. Keep in mind every scan can have varying results as every expecting mother and baby are different. Some scans can produce multiple 3D images while others can be a challenge to get 1 face shot out of your entire session, some of these factors are listed below.

* We are unable to promise that the 3D ultrasound images you receive will be comparable to those you see on our website, or that we will meet your expectations. The 3D ultrasound photos we are able to obtain are fully dependent upon your baby’s gestational age, placenta position, amount of fluid around babies face, and mother’s body habitus. We will make every effort to obtain the best images of whatever parts your baby will show us. We do offer a return visit for a $50.00 tech fee charge only, for this fee we will offer you another session of whichever package you originally paid for.

You can schedule a Actual Gender Determination with us as early as 16.5 weeks or a Nub Theory Reading as early as 13.5 weeks please see the Appointment Information and Guest Policy located on our home page to read over the differences between these to options.

Yes. Sessions are by appointment only, please try and schedule 2 weeks in advance and Book Online.

We are an elective facility Not a medical provider as such our ultrasound / sonogram scans are for entertainment purposes only and in no way do our scans take the place of a medical diagnostic ultrasound scheduled by your doctor. You should always make sure you receive a diagnostic ultrasound / sonogram scheduled by your OB/GYN.

WATER, WATER, WATER, at least 10 days prior to your appointment date you should be drinking

4 – 5 – 16 oz. bottles of water each day for 10 days prior to your scan date. This is very important to help in obtaining clearer images. There are many factors at play in obtaining clear images of your little one, as listed in our FAQ & Preparation pages. Eat regularly; however, try not to ingest a heavy meal or eat anything to gassy prior to the appointment. Sound waves don’t travel through air, light fresh foods the day before and day of your session is a good idea and possibly bring orange juice with you, this can help get baby moving prior to scan time. Remember to always follow your doctor’s recommendations. Remember: “You do not need a full bladder”.

Complete the required forms and bring them with you to your appointment.