Frequently Asked Questions

If you are between 9-14 weeks, a full bladder will provide optimal imaging of baby. It is recommended you drink 24 oz of water 1 hour before your appointment. Staying hydrated during pregnancy will increase baby's amniotic fluid levels and create optimal imaging. If you are more than 15 weeks pregnant you do not need a full bladder for the ultrasound but staying hydrated a few days prior will make your scan that much better!

Usually you will but there are some factors that can interfere with getting the perfect image. These include the position of the baby, low amniotic fluid, location of the placenta, obesity of the mother, and fibroids. The best possible pictures of baby will always try to be obtained but just be aware these factors can affect image quality!

Yes, appointments are always needed as we are not always in the office and come in by appointment only.

Absolutely! This is a wonderful bonding experience and it is encouraged you bring your loved ones to enjoy the moment with.

No. Precious Peek offers elective prenatal ultrasounds that are non diagnostic. Women having a scan done at Precious Peek must already be receiving treatment with a healthcare provider for prenatal care and have already undergone a medical diagnostic ultrasound.