Description

What the 3D Baby Scan Shows

• Baby’s facial features in 3D (face outline, lips, nose, cheeks)
• Baby’s general appearance and body position at the time of scan
• Visible movements such as hand-to-face or yawning if baby is active
• Basic well-being impression based on position and observed activity

Who This Scan Is For

• Parents who want a clearer “face view” of baby before birth
• Pregnancies in the later second trimester or third trimester, when facial definition is better
• Parents who have already done routine 2D medical scans and now want a bonding / keepsake style view

How the 3D Scan Works

1. Position Check
   Baby’s position, amniotic fluid around the face area and placenta placement are assessed. Good visibility depends on how baby is lying.
2. 3D Imaging
   A 3D ultrasound mode is used to capture baby’s facial structure and surface detail. The aim is to create a lifelike view of the face and profile.
3. Feature Review
   Parents are shown the best frames where baby’s face is most visible. The clinician will point out which parts are face, arm, placenta, cord etc., so you understand what you’re looking at.
4. Basic Guidance
   You are advised on what was seen, and whether baby’s position made imaging easy or difficult. If the face is covered by hands, cord or placenta at that moment, image clarity may be limited.

Important Notes

• This scan is primarily for viewing baby’s features and bonding. It is not a full diagnostic anomaly scan.
• Image clarity depends on baby’s position, fluid in front of the face and gestational age at the time of scan.
• A standard medical 2D/obstetric scan is still required for clinical growth tracking and wellbeing review.

Our Locations

• We-Care Clinic (HQ & Surgical Centre), Ukay Boulevard
  13G-Ground floor, Ukay Boulevard, 54200 Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 03-4162 3000
• Klinik We-Care Desa Melawati
  4, Jalan 5/4c, Taman Desa Melawati, 53100 Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 03-4147 3000
• Klinik WeCare Setiawangsa
  Setiawangsa / Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 03-4265 2500