Elective Prenatal Ultrasound

Elective prenatal ultrasound services in Cedar City, Utah

Offering elective 2D, 3D, and 4D ultrasound experiences for bonding and keepsake images.

What to expect at your elective ultrasound.

A calming and welcoming elective ultrasound experience focused on bonding, keepsakes, and beautiful 2D, 3D, and 4D images, without feeling rushed.

Unhurried appointment time

3D/4D bonding images available (package dependent)
2D ultrasound images also offered
Digital keepsakes + printed photos
Friendly guidance throughout your scan
Comfortable studio setting

Living room with gray curtains, a sectional black leather sofa with yellow pillows, decorative wall art, and a clock. There is also medical equipment and a computer in the room.

Best time to come in?

7-14 weeks: Little Glimpse — Quick peek + a few sweet images.
14–23 weeks: Just Can’t Wait — Great for gender + clear 2D images
24–32 weeks: Simply Sweet — Best for 3D/4D facial images, expressions, and chubby cheeks
32+ weeks: Simply Sweet — Still possible, but baby may be snug/low (images can be harder)

Every baby is different — image clarity depends on gestational age, position, fluid, and maternal factors.

A timeline chart showing pregnancy stages at 7-14 weeks, 14+ weeks, 24-32 weeks, and 32+ weeks with associated baby development milestones.

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Ultrasound image of a fetus in the womb.

Ultrasound image of a fetus with a label indicating it is a boy.

A 3D ultrasound image of a fetus showing facial features.

Ultrasound image of a developing fetus inside the womb.

Fetal development inside the womb, showing a developing human fetus.

A 3D ultrasound image of a developing fetus inside the womb.

Close-up of a baby's face with eyes closed, appearing to be sleeping or resting.

A 3D ultrasound image of a developing fetus with facial features, hand, and some body parts visible.

Elective (Keepsake) Ultrasounds

Elective ultrasounds are for bonding and keepsakes — seeing baby on the big screen and taking home photos/videos. These sessions are not used to diagnose medical conditions.

Elective vs. Diagnostic Ultrasounds

Diagnostic (Medical) Ultrasounds

Diagnostic ultrasounds are ordered by a provider to evaluate a medical concern, take required measurements, and provide a medical report. These exams are interpreted by a radiologist and shared with your healthcare team.

If you have pain, bleeding, decreased fetal movement, or medical concerns, please contact your provider or seek urgent/emergency care.

You’re welcome to bring your support person and loved ones! We want this to be a special bonding experience. If you’re planning to bring a larger group we kindly ask that your guests respect other businesses and maintain a calm and quiet atmosphere in the studio.
Yes — siblings are welcome as long as they can be supervised and the appointment stays calm and enjoyable for everyone.
It happens! We’ll do everything we can to encourage baby to move — changing positions, walking, water breaks, and a little time can make a big difference. If baby still isn’t cooperating, we’ll talk through the best next step.
We can’t guarantee specific poses or face shots because image clarity depends on baby’s position, gestational age, fluid, and other factors. We’ll always do our best to capture the sweetest images possible and make the most of your session.
Hydrate the day of your scan (and the day before if you can), and have a light snack 30–60 minutes before — babies often get more active after you eat. Wear a two-piece outfit for easy access to your belly, and arrive a few minutes early to get settled.
Elective ultrasounds are for bonding and keepsakes and are not a medical/diagnostic exam. If you have pain, bleeding, or any medical concerns, please contact your healthcare provider or seek urgent/emergency care.

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