From 26 weeks gestation, the 4D scan gives you the opportunity to see what your baby looks like and generates life-like moving images which can be viewed on the TV screen. (3d is the still picture and 4d is the moving image!)

You should allow approximately 45 - 90 minutes for the appointment. Occasionally, if the baby is in an awkward position we will ask you to have a drink and have a walk.

In most cases, with the latest technology and experience of the sonographers, great images are produced. However, in some cases the imaging of your baby can be difficult with variable results due to a range of factors. These factors include the position of your baby, the position of the placenta, the amniotic fluid surrounding the baby and the size of the mother - most of which are unpredictable at the time of scanning.

If we feel the images at the time of the scan are not up to the standard we feel we could achieve then we will offer you another appointment at no further cost.

A 20 minute 4D scan at 28 weeks

You take away a CD and DVD scan from each scan and 10 prints in total.

With all scans you will take away a CD Rom of still images and short movie clips and prints on photographic paper. We aim to put at least 20 images onto the CD ROM.

The DVD is recorded onto -R and is compatible with the vast majority of DVD players.

Fetal sexing cannot be guaranteed to be 100% accurate. However, if you do not want to know the sex of your baby this can also be accommodated.