Ultrasound Gallery

27–34 Weeks | Facial Features

This is often the preferred stage for fuller cheeks, expressions and detailed facial views. When baby’s position and fluid levels allow, families may receive meaningful 3D, 4D and HD Live keepsake images and videos.

18–26 Weeks | Growing Details

Baby’s facial and body features become more defined while movement remains visible. Depending on position, this stage may offer detailed full-body views, hands, feet and early facial expressions.

12–18 Weeks | Full-Body Views

This stage can offer clear views of baby’s developing shape, movement, hands and feet. Early 3D, 4D or HD Live facial features may also begin to appear.

7–12 Weeks | Early 2D

Early 2D ultrasound may show the gestational sac and early development and, when visible, the heartbeat. For sessions before 12 weeks, arrive with a comfortably full bladder unless instructed otherwise.

Ultrasound image showing a developing fetus in the womb.
Ultrasound image showing a developing fetus inside the womb.
A close-up of a human eye with the iris and pupil visible, seen through a square opening, against a dark background.
Ultrasound image showing an early stage of pregnancy with a developing embryo inside the gestational sac.
3D ultrasound image of a fetus's face in the womb.
A carved or sculpted object resembling a human ear.
Ultrasound image of a fetus in the womb.
3D ultrasound image of a fetus inside the womb, with surrounding amniotic fluid and placental tissue.
A 3D ultrasound image of a developing human fetus in the womb.
Ultrasound image of a developing fetus in the womb.
3D ultrasound image of a developing fetus in the womb.
3D ultrasound scan of a developing baby inside the womb.

3D, 4D & HD Live Images in Tampa, Florida

Explore real 3D, 4D and HD Live prenatal ultrasound images organized by pregnancy stage. These examples show facial details such as lips, cheeks, noses, profiles and expressions, although every session is different and image clarity depends on gestational age, baby’s position and fluid levels.

Before & After Baby Gallery

See prenatal ultrasound images alongside photographs shared by families after birth. These meaningful comparisons celebrate the details first seen during their keepsake ultrasound experience and help expecting parents understand the kinds of views that may be possible. We are grateful to every family who has given permission to share these memories.

Side-by-side close-up images of a sleeping infant's face, showing relaxed features and closed eyes, with the second showing the same baby from a slightly different angle.
Close-up images of a sleeping baby with different skin tones and hair textures.
Close-up of two smiling infants, one with a fuzzy hat, both with joyful expressions.
Comparison of a newborn baby and a toddler with eyelids closed