4D Fetal Imaging

4D Fetal Imaging is a specialized prenatal imaging center offering elective 3D 4D ultrasound. We use one of the latest ultrasound systems in the world today. As the undisputed leader in 4D ultrasound technology this system is far advanced than other machines in delivering a higher frame rate. This means you get clearer and beautiful photos of your baby and a realistic high resolution quality of the video/DVD. 4D ultrasound is just as safe* and uses the EXACT same intensity of ultrasonic waves as the conventional 2D ultrasound done in your doctor's office. The software component of this advanced system creates the amazing 3D 4D images, not a higher intensity output. In addition, our safety guidelines dictate the system to be used in the Safe Obstetric Application Mode while rendering the real time 4 D images. 3D ultrasounds are performed from 18-38 weeks, though the optimum time is between 24-34 weeks. Come in earlier to take advantage of our 2-visit package or the girlfriend upgrade! Scans are performed by registered and certified technicians trained exclusively in the specialized 3D/4D ultrasound. We only scan mothers who are currently under prenatal care and have undergone the diagnostic ultrasound exam by a health care provider. Visit our two convenient locations: San Jose : 4040 Moorpark Avenue, ( Saratoga Ave South exit, Route 280) San Francisco : 150 Executive Park Blvd, ( Monster Park exit, Route 101) Weekends (Saturday & Sunday) and Evening appointments available! * Women seeking an elective prenatal ultrasound at 4D Fetal Imaging must already be receiving treatment with a healthcare provider for prenatal care and have already undergone a medical, diagnostic ultrasound to confirm due date, screen for fetal anomalies and for any other pregnancy related issues. During the elective session, a limited diagnostic exam will be conducted for heart rate, number of babies, baby presentation, placental location and gender ID (if requested). Only if an abnormality is suspected, your physician will be notified and a report will be provided. Please note, at no time should this elective procedure be considered a substitute for a complete diagnostic ultrasound.