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We are located in the city of Long Beach at 4134 Atlantic Ave. Suite 204 (corner of Atlantic and Cartagena) We also offer services in various doctor's office for the convenience of their patients only.

We do not offer refunds but we will allow for a second session at no additional charge for most of our packages, if the first session is not successful. A third session will cost $40

2D ultrasound provides the traditional black and white sonogram image of your unborn baby. 3D ultrasound is an actual three-dimensional photograph of your baby, showing vivid details such as facial features and movements. 4D ultrasound is the live movement of the baby also known as real time.

For a gender ultrasound, drink 24-32 ounces of water 45 minutes to an hour before your appointment time. Keeping yourself hydrated is very important. Drink water daily. Never substitute water for anything else. Drink 24 ounces of water and eat a light meal before your scheduled 3D/4D ultrasound appointment. You may also drink something sweet ahead of time too. Heavy meals will sometimes make the fetus lethargic.

For Gender Reveal & 2D Ultrasounds: As early as 13 weeks (but we recommend 15 weeks). For 3D/4D & HD Ultrasounds: We recommend as early 26 weeks--Any sooner the baby will look small and not have the greatest facial features. Ultrasounds done later than 36 weeks can be challenging but is possible to do if the fetus is in an optimal position and there's enough amniotic fluid near the fetal head.

Gender can be determined as early as 13 weeks. We recommend 16+ weeks

Although there are no scientific studies proving any harmful effects of the baby to this date, limit the number of ultrasounds you have. Choose a facility you choose to get a 3d/4d ultrasounds that has technicians who have trained in a medical diagnostic ultrasound program. Consult with your caregiver regarding any concerns you have about the safety of ultrasounds.

Because this is an elective ultrasound, we do not measure. Elective 3d/4d ultrasounds are strictly for your enjoyment. Prior to you having a 3d/4d ultrasound, you should be under the care of an ob-gyn, have had a full anatomical ultrasound and be receiving prenatal care.

It can take up to 10-30 minutes for the session depending on the package you booked. Keep in mind the baby is in control and will either be in an optimayoul position or not.

No. Insurance companies do not cover elective ultrasounds. This service is an out of pocket expense.

Every baby scans differently, depending on its gestational age, position, amount of fluid, placental location and mother’s body habitus. Because this is a special moment for you and your family, we make every effort to obtain the best possible images of your baby. It's no fault of anyone if your baby chooses not to show his or her face. Sometimes they just want to be left alone and snuggle against the placenta or keep their hands and feet in their face.

It is recommended to start prenatal massage after the first trimester, once the most significant hormonal and physical changes have occurred and morning sickness is subsiding. The frequency of prenatal massages can vary, typically ranging from once a week to once a month, depending on individual preferences.

For uncomplicated pregnancies, prenatal massage is safe. We advise prenatal massages to start after the first trimester. Our experienced massage therapists are specifically trained in prenatal techniques. During your prenatal massage, we ensure your utmost comfort with a side-lying position, supported by pillows and a special cushion. We avoid deep pressure in certain areas to prioritize the safety of both you and your baby.

Prenatal massage provides an opportunity for self-nurturing during pregnancy and, like any therapeutic practice, is beneficial when done regularly. We suggest scheduling prenatal massages at least once a month throughout your second trimester. As you enter your third trimester, bi-weekly or weekly sessions are encouraged for maximum benefits.

No, we welcome women who are not currently pregnant as well as men.

For a c-section, it's best to consult with your doctor. Typically, you can receive clearance to begin postpartum massage four to six weeks after your delivery. Once your incision has healed and upon your doctor's approval, you can also receive scar massage to improve mobility and reduce excessive scarring.

Yes, it is not only safe but also highly recommended. As you approach your due date and enter the third trimester, you may experience increased discomfort. Regular prenatal massages during this time can provide significant relief from common symptoms like swelling, anxiety, and back pain. By prioritizing self-care and dedicating time to nurture yourself and your growing baby, you can achieve physical and emotional relaxation while preparing for childbirth.

While there are no specific requirements, a sleeping baby would be ideal. We understand that appointment times can be difficult to plan around, so please don't feel pressured. If your baby is not sleeping, feeding can be a great distraction. If you're comfortable feeding your baby during the appointment, we can cast them while they eat. For older children, bringing a toy or object they enjoy playing with or looking at can be helpful. You're also welcome to bring a partner, family member, or friend to help. We understand that taking care of little ones is often a team effort.

Yes, a bit of wiggling is just fine as it helps the alginate reach all the creases and crinkles. However, if the wiggling is excessive or prolonged, it may be necessary to retake the mold. We will follow your child's cues, taking breaks and choosing the right moments. It's important to note that some days may not be suitable for casting, and that's okay too. If needed, we can schedule a follow-up session, or work with the casts we have and explore alternative design options.

It's recommended to wear clothing that you don't mind getting a bit messy as casting can be a little messy. Anything that can easily be rolled up or taken off is great. The moulding material used during the casting process can stick to some fabrics and can be tricky to get off. So, it's best to avoid wearing any clothing that you wouldn't want to get messy or damaged during the process.

We use a seaweed-based material called alginate, which is hypoallergenic and safe to use even on the most delicate skin. It's commonly used in dentistry for taking teeth impressions and is even safe to use in the mouth. We also use lukewarm tap water during the casting process. We'll be happy to address your concerns and ensure that you feel comfortable during the entire process.

The casting process typically takes two weeks to complete from the day of your casting. Normally, castings take around 4-5 weeks to dry, but we use a special casting drying method that allows us to reduce the drying time by half. This allows us to complete your casting faster than the usual turnaround time.