Wellbeing Plus 3D & 4D Scan

 Wellbeing Plus 3D & 4D Scan

Our Wellbeing Plus 3D & 4D Scan combines a detailed wellbeing assessment with the opportunity to see your baby’s features in stunning 3D and real-time 4D imaging. This scan is ideal if you would like reassurance about your baby’s wellbeing while enjoying a special bonding experience.

This scan is best performed between 26 and 30 weeks of pregnancy.

What does the scan assess?

During your Wellbeing Plus scan, we will:

• Assess your baby’s growth and general wellbeing
  
• Check your baby’s position
  
• Assess amniotic fluid levels
  
• Review placental position and appearance
  
• Assess fetal heart activity
  
• Capture detailed 3D images and live 4D video of your baby
  
• Where clinically appropriate, we will explain all findings clearly during your appointment.

What’s included?

Your Wellbeing Plus 3D & 4D Scan includes:

• A comprehensive wellbeing assessment by an experienced sonographer
  
• High-quality 3D images and live 4D video
  
• Printed images
  
• Free electronic photos and short video clips, securely sent to you via a download link

Important information

This scan is a reassurance and bonding scan and does not replace NHS antenatal screening or diagnostic scans. Image quality depends on gestational age, baby’s position, and maternal factors, which will be explained during your visit.

Why choose us?

All scans are carried out by qualified, experienced sonographers in a calm, welcoming environment. We take time to explain findings, answer questions, and ensure you enjoy a relaxed and memorable experience.

Our clinic is conveniently located in Dartford, offering high-quality private ultrasound scans close to home.

Book your Wellbeing Plus 3D & 4D Scan

If you would like reassurance and a memorable bonding experience with your baby, please contact us to book your appointment.

All Obstetrics scans are performed by a highly experienced sonographer who worked at Unversity College London Hospital and Kings college Hospital Fetal Medicine Unit.