Frequently Asked Questions
Ultrasound during pregnancy has been used by the medical community for over 60 years and is recommended by medical practitioner’s to monitor babies growth and wellbeing throughout its gestation.
Ultrasound has no known harmful effects and for further information on the recommendation of the use of ultrasound by RANZCOG (Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) please visit
https://www.ranzcog.edu.au/statements-guidelines/obstetrics/prenatal- assessment-of-fetal-structural-conditions
We ask that you pay a 25% deposit to secure your appointment time. This ensures that “no shows” do not limit the booking times of other clients.
Up to four people may join you for your 3D or pregnancy appointment this includes children.
Unless you need physical assistance, are under 18 years of age or require an interpreter we prefer to only have the patient in the room for all other diagnostic scans as this helps to maintain patient privacy and confidentiality
Please note this may change if restrictions due to Covid are revised.
Methods of payment include cash, debit/credit card.
Some medicare rebates may be available depending on the type of diagnostic scan performed.
NOTE: 3D/4D ultrasound is not covered by medicare therefore please be aware that no rebate for your appointment is available
As a courtesy we ask that you reschedule your appointment at least 48 hours prior to the time, this allows other clients to book in.
If you miss your appointment, you will have to rebook your appointment with reception.
Between 28-32 weeks is the best time to see your babies face clearly.
Gender determination scans can be performed as early as 16 weeks (please note that 100% guarantee of gender is not always possible)