We are a private maternity ultrasound company based at The Pregnancy Centre between Coventry and Leicester in Hinckley, Leicestershire.

Our staff are highly trained in Obstetric Ultrasound and Maternity Care.

We have fully professional indemnity insurance and are members of professional medical organisations.

Midwife/sonographers Donna Grant and Liz Yates run the clinic along side Tummy2Mummy Midwifery Services offering a range of appointments from one off visits to full packages that include a variety of scanning and private midwifery services to give women more choices in their pregnancies.

We at The Pregnancy Centre would like to share our experience and passion to make this journey a gift of a life.

"Congratulations on your pregnancy".

We at Face2Face Baby Scans would like to take this opportunity to invite you, your family and friends for a 2D/4D Baby Ultrasound Scan on our GE Voluson 730 Scanner.

In the past, expectant parents weren't able to see their baby's face until he or she was born. They could only see black and white images of their unborn child through a traditional 2D ultrasound scan.

Imagine being able to see your unborn baby sucking their thumb…… Imagine seeing him/her wave their little hand at you……

This is now possible with 4D Ultrasound

4D ultrasound services provide amazing images of an expected baby. 4D ultrasound captures produces and preserves the images professionally like no other facility so that they can be enjoyed for a lifetime.  The procedure is non-invasive.

Parents will be able to see their growing babies more clearly thanks to 4D ultrasound technology.

The sonographer will use 2D as in your routine scans to determine your baby's position, presentation etc. and switches to 4D when your baby's position is favourable for 4D images.

The difference is a 2D ultrasound visualizes the baby in planes (or layers) and a 3D ultrasound looks at the surface of the baby. The term 4D simply means the element of motion has been added to a still 3D photo. 4D is also referred to as "3D Live".

The optimum time for a 4D ultrasound is between 26 and 33 weeks. After 34 weeks, the baby begins to get a little squished and may be facing the spine, which is the position for birth.

If in the event that your baby is not in a good position to obtain good quality 4D image then we will stop scanning and you will be advised to take a stroll around markets, or perhaps to drink some fruit juice or take some chocolate all of which may help to change your baby's position inside the womb and allow us to get a good 3D image. After which we will resume scanning. If after all the tricks your baby still has not turned we will book you in for another appointment free of charge.



Please see our FAQ page for factors that determine a good 4D Scan.