What is an elective prenatal ultrasound?

An elective prenatal ultrasound is a non-medical imaging session meant to provide a bonding experience between parents and their unborn baby. It is done after a medical ultrasound has confirmed the fetus's condition.

Is it safe? Are there any risks to me or my baby?

Extensive studies have shown that ultrasound poses no harm to the mother or baby. The technology is similar to radar and operates within safe sound wave exposure limits.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, appointments are required for all services provided.

How far along should I be before I have a 4D ultrasound?

It is recommended to schedule the 4D ultrasound between the 26th and 34th week of pregnancy for best results.

Is the 4D ultrasound covered by insurance?

No, since this is an elective procedure, it is not covered by insurance and is an out-of-pocket expense.

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