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Welcome to Peek@Bub

3D and 4D Ultrasound

Welcome to Peek @ Bub, 3D and 4D ultrasound specialists in Melbourne. We offer you a wonderful opportunity to get a glimpse of your little one before they are due.

Our baby scan is done in a relaxed, comfortable environment using the latest ultrasound technology. We will guide you throughout the 3D scan to show you your baby’s facial features.

The 4D ultrasound allows you to see your baby’s movement in real-time. You may even get to watch them smile, yawn, or stretch! Our 3D and 4D ultrasound in Perth is performed by a highly skilled 3D ultrasound technicians for you to enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience with your loved ones.

Our Sevices

Pregnancy is a special and exciting time in a woman’s life. Thanks to modern technology, you don’t have to wait nine months to see your baby or know their gender.

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Unlike traditional 2D ultrasound imaging, a 3D baby scan provides an incredible amount of detail to create photographs of your baby.

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Our 4D baby scan displays the live motion of your baby’s 3D ultrasound. At Peek @ Bub, our ultrasound machine uses high-definition software.

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What Makes the Peek @ Bub Ultrasound Experience Unique

  • Located centrally in North Melborne
  • Boutique 3D Ultrasound artwork of your baby available for purchase.
  • You can enjoy a 3D ultrasound of your bub multiple times during the pregnancy.
  • No doctor’s referral is required for your 3D and 4D ultrasound. However, these scans are not meant to replace any medical scans recommended by your physician.
  • We use a state-of-the-art ultrasound machine with superior technology. It features unique rendering techniques to produce, view, and record high-definition images.
  • You will feel comfortable in our warm, tranquil, and non-clinical environment.
  • Family and friends are welcome to share this exceptional bonding experience with you. We can accommodate up to 5 people.
  • Enjoy a beautiful gallery of baby images
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When to Do a 3D and 4D Baby Scan

The optimal time to do a baby ultrasound depends on the type of images you would like to get. If you want to see detailed 3D or 4D facial images of your baby, it is best to get them at around 28 to 32 weeks (ideally 29 weeks).

During the first trimester, a baby’s facial features are not yet clear on a 12-week 3D ultrasound since they are still small. However, the 3D and 4D ultrasounds often include the whole body, enabling you to see your baby moving their arms or legs in real-time.

Although 3D baby scans are best done between 27 to 32 weeks, we can get it done on either side of this time frame. The clarity of images will depend on the baby’s position, size, placenta location, and amniotic fluid level.

Frequently ask questions

You do not need to drink gallons of water and make yourself uncomfortable, however sometimes it is useful if you have a bit of fluid in your bladder so that if the baby isn’t in a great position to get 3D/4D images I can get you to empty your bladder and this can cause the baby to move around and may mean that it moves into a more photogenic position.

Certainly not! Babies need fuel to be active and we like to watch active babies on ultrasound! Eat as normal and if you can fit it in, maybe even have a snack containing natural sugars (if you don’t have gestational diabetes) about 15 minutes before your appointment to give your baby some energy and hopefully he or she will put on a show for us!

Whoever you like! Your partner, other children, grandparents, close friends, etc! Maybe you have someone close who is visiting while you are pregnant and won’t be here when the baby is born so you’d like to introduce them to your baby while they are here!

Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee perfect images every time due to different factors such as, baby position, amount of fluid around the baby or body shape of the mother. However, if we feel that you would benefit from returning for a rescan, we will happily rebook you free of charge.

Extensive studies over the last 30 years have shown that ultrasound has no known risks to either mothers or their babies.

Need more information please contact us or book an appointment