Scans we offer
- 11–13 week scan (nuchal translucency scan): an early check of your baby’s development and screening for chromosomal conditions
- Detailed anomaly scan (around 18 to 22 weeks): a careful check of your baby’s organs and structure
- Fetal heart scan (fetal echocardiography): a detailed look at the baby’s heart
- Fetal brain scan (neurosonography): when a routine scan raises a question about the brain
- Growth and Doppler scans: checking the baby’s growth and blood flow in higher-risk pregnancies
- Placental assessment: for a low-lying placenta, or after a previous caesarean section
- Second-opinion scans: when another scan has raised a concern
When a specialist scan helps
- A concern on a routine scan
- A previous pregnancy affected by a baby’s condition, or a family history
- Diabetes, high blood pressure or other medical conditions in pregnancy
- Twins, or a baby who seems small or large
- A previous caesarean section with a low-lying placenta
What to expect
All scans are performed at Maisha Clinic, 8th Floor, Wing A, Doctor’s Park, 3rd Parklands Avenue, within Dr Achila’s consultant-led imaging service. You receive a written report. If a concern is found, the next steps are explained to you and shared with your own obstetrician.
For referring clinicians
Referrals are welcome for 11–13 week, detailed anomaly, fetal heart, fetal brain, growth and Doppler scans, and for second opinions. A written report is returned to you. See referral information.
Common questions
Is ultrasound safe for my baby?
Yes. Ultrasound has been used in pregnancy for decades and is considered safe when performed by trained professionals.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly, or your doctor or midwife can refer you.
Can my partner come with me?
Yes, you are welcome to bring your partner or a support person.
How much does a scan cost?
It depends on the type of scan. The team will confirm the cost when you book.
General information only. It does not replace a medical consultation.