Question 1

How far do you have to be to see a heartbeat?

Accepted Answer

As early as 6 weeks.

Question 2

How far for gender reveal?

Accepted Answer

Preferably 14 weeks. It is possible to do at 13 weeks dependent on different circumstances.

Question 3

What is the difference between 3D and 4D?

Accepted Answer

Two different ways of imaging the baby. 3D is a still picture. 4D is actually watching baby live. Both with same result - Pictures!

Question 4

How long does an ultrasound take?

Accepted Answer

That depends on the baby. On occasion, it can be 10 minutes or up to 45 minutes. Usually 3D/4D does take the longest.

Question 5

Do you accept clients without appointments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we accept walk-in clients for our Love At First Sight Ultrasound service. We recommend making an appointment in advance to ensure that we are able to provide you with the best experience possible and a guarantee time-slot.

Question 6

Which Love at First Sight location should I visit?

Accepted Answer

We have two convenient locations. Choose the one that best fits your location and availability. Lafayette, LA is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. St. Martinville, LA is open Tuesday and Thursday.

Question 7

Is there an extra charge for twins?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is an additional charge of $40 for twins.

Question 8

What should I wear for my ultrasound appointment?

Accepted Answer

Wear something comfortable to your ultrasound appointment.

Question 9

Can I bring family and friends to my ultrasound?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can bring family and friends to share this special moment. Our spacious room has plenty of seating, and we have a kids' play area too.

Question 10

Will Love at First Sight take my medical insurance?

Accepted Answer

Only payment options are cash and credit card. Insurance does not cover ultrasounds.

Question 11

How can I prepare for the best ultrasound experience?

Accepted Answer

For the best 3D ultrasound, make sure to have a full bladder. For 4D ultrasounds, drink plenty of water the day before; a full bladder isn't necessary.

Question 12

Will this ultrasound take the place of a routine diagnostic ultrasound?

Accepted Answer

This ultrasound is just for fun! Will not be considered diagnostic.

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