Ultrasounds

A traditional 2D ultrasound creates flat images of your baby, while 3D ultrasound produces lifelike, three-dimensional images. A 4D ultrasound adds movement in real time, allowing you to watch your baby yawn, stretch, smile, or move during the exam.

For the clearest images, 3D and 4D ultrasounds are typically performed between 28 and 32 weeks of pregnancy, when your baby's facial features are well developed but there is still enough room to move.

Yes. When performed by trained medical professionals, 3D and 4D ultrasounds use the same sound wave technology as traditional ultrasounds and are considered safe during pregnancy.

Ultrasounds allow your provider to monitor your baby's growth, development, and position while checking the health of your pregnancy. They also help identify potential concerns early so you can receive the appropriate care if needed.

Yes. During your 3D or 4D ultrasound, you'll typically receive keepsake images of your baby to share with family and remember this special stage of your pregnancy.