Scarsdale 4D Ultrasound

3D/4D OBSTETRICAL – Scarsdale 4D Ultrasound

Not Sure Where To Get 3D Ultrasound?

We offer 3D/4D ultrasound which can be performed between 26 and 32 weeks of your pregnancy. Bring your family and see your baby in live 3D/4D motion. The best results are between 26-32 weeks and when well hydrated. Scarsdale 4D Ultrasound can be vital for understanding what’s to come during your pregnancy.

What Are 3D/4D Ultrasound Tests?

Ultrasound examinations are able to display internal images of your baby on a monitor. The primary difference between the two is the display of your child on this monitor. 3D gives off a three-dimensional image while 4D is flatter and displayed like a live movie.  The obvious enjoyment for the parents is that they are able to receive an image of their baby and will get their first look at the child. For medical purposes, it may also give your OBGYN the opportunity to see if there are any birth defects on your child that they may have not been able to see through an ordinary ultrasound. If you’re interested in Scarsdale 4D Ultrasound, we ask that you please consider our services.

What is an HD Ultrasound?

HD Ultrasound increase the perception in which the child is able to be displayed on the monitor for parents to view. Essentially, it gives parents a clearer view of what the child looks like and they’re more easily able to identify specific traits such as facial expressions. Our ultrasounds feature HD Live functionality.

Why Should I Get A 3D/4D Ultrasound?

The important thing to understand is that these tests are optional, it is not a requirement to receive an ultrasound during pregnancy but most OBGYN specialists administer the examination for patients who would like to have one.

Pregnancy Care

Pregnancy Information

Congratulations on your new pregnancy. You should schedule your first appointment with us at approximately 7 or 8 weeks from your last menstrual period which is when we can visualize your pregnancy on ultrasound. However, please call as soon as you missed your period and/or had a positive pregnancy test to schedule your appointment. If you have a history of early pregnancy complications such as ectopic pregnancy or multiple miscarriages you should schedule an appointment sooner. We realize that you probably have many questions before your visit so feel free to click on the subjects below for some answers. We look forward to meeting you.