Second Trimester Ultrasound Scans: What to Expect
The second trimester ultrasound, often performed between 13 and 27 weeks of pregnancy, is a key part of prenatal care. Sometimes called the “anatomy scan,” this detailed ultrasound assesses the baby's growth and development, checks for physical abnormalities, and evaluates the placenta, amniotic fluid, and umbilical cord. It can also reveal the baby's sex, if desired.
This scan offers reassurance for expectant parents and helps healthcare providers plan for a healthy pregnancy and delivery
Growth scan (24-42 weeks) £70
Our Growth scan is a detailed assessment designed to monitor your baby’s development and ensure everything is progressing as it should. We measure fetal growth, check amniotic fluid levels, and assess the blood flow through the umbilical cord to ensure your baby is receiving the nutrients and oxygen they need. Additionally, we evaluate the placenta’s position and function to confirm it’s supporting your baby properly.
Reassurance Scans (12-32 weeks) £65
Our Reassurance scan provides you with peace of mind by offering a thorough check on your baby’s health and development. Whether you're early in your pregnancy or just want to confirm everything is progressing well, this safe and non-invasive scan gives you the reassurance you need.
Gender (from 16 weeks) £80
Our Gender scan is an exciting way to discover whether you're expecting a boy or a girl. Performed at the ideal stage of pregnancy, this safe and non-invasive scan provides clear insights into your baby’s gender while also checking on their overall development.
Fetal Anomaly scan (20 weeks) £160
Our Fetal Anomaly scan is a crucial screening performed to check for any potential birth defects or abnormalities in your baby. Typically carried out between 18-22 weeks of pregnancy, this detailed scan looks at the development of your baby’s organs, limbs, and facial features, providing a thorough assessment of their overall health. Early detection of any potential issues allows for timely planning and care.