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Pregnancy Scans

Appointments

Which scan is right for me ?

We have scans for every exciting stage of your pregnancy, giving you the reassurance that you are doing a beautiful job growing your baby.

Our priority is the wellbeing of your baby, we routinely perform growth measurements and assess your baby’s wellbeing during every scan.

Click on the boxes below to select your scan and find out full details of our scans and prices. You can make your booking online and a £25 deposit secures your appointment.

If you have any particular concerns or would like to talk to us about any of our scans please don’t hesitate to give us a call on 07913 208149 or send an email to thescanningroom@gmail.com

We look forward to seeing you and introducing your baby.

7-20 Weeks

The first half of your pregnancy travels through a variety of speeds. The first 12 weeks goes so slowly and then around 16 weeks you feel normal again and worry because you feel normal again! The scans in this collection bring you all the reassurance that you may require in the first half of your pregnancy.

7-20 Weeks

20-30 Weeks

Over the half way point but not quite the final straight! Between 20-30 weeks your little bean is of a size where we can clearly see how well it is developing and behaving! The anomaly scan gives you the structural reassurance, the growth.... well, does as it says and then the 4D Growth scan to see those chubby cheeks and smiles. This collection of scans will cover this wonderful time.

20-30 Weeks

30-40 weeks

The last trimester gives you an opportunity for a last reassuring peek into how well your baby is growing and will those baby grows fit?! A really important time to allow us to see how well your baby is growing as the placenta matures, the importance of your baby's position and level of amniotic fluid around the baby... essentially which way round and what's going on in there. We can still fit a 4D growth scan at the earlier end of 30 weeks before it gets too snuggled up in it's last position.

30-40 weeks

Petite Premium Package

This package allows you to have an additional 2 scans to sit beautifully alongside your planned NHS scans, with the Reassurance/Gender scan between 16-24 weeks and a 4D Growth scan from 26-32 weeks. We are able to take our time looking at your little one(s) in a relaxed, unrushed environment whilst always keeping your baby’s wellbeing at the forefront of any scan we provide. **50% of the package price is payable upon booking** £167 – saving £18

Premium Package

This package allows you to have the reassurance of scans at times that suit you. Another selection of scans that compliment your NHS planned scans at 12 and 20 weeks. These in between times allow us to show you how well your baby is growing and give you the peace of mind you are doing a fab job! This package includes an early scan, gender scan and growth scan which can also give us an estimated weight as well -so a little insider information! **50% of package price to be paid at booking** £243 – saving £27

Premium Plus Package

This premium plus package effectively allows you to have a scan every 4-6 weeks (including NHS scans) throughout your pregnancy! The bonding and reassurance of seeing your little bean growing at such magical times is incredible. We make each scan an enjoyable and precious time, talking you through what your baby is up to, what it can do, it’s senses and development along with the added growth measurements and general assessment. This package includes an early scan, gender, 4D growth and growth scan. A fab scanning package to cover all your needs. **50% of the scan package is payable at time of booking** £337 – saving £38

Kayleigh

My name is Kayleigh and I have worked with The Scanning Room for over 8 years, and over 20 years of experience within the NHS.

I started my career as a Healthcare Assistant (HCA) in 2004, then training as an assistant practitioner and radiographer. I Identified a passion for ultrasound in 2014 and successfully transitioned to the specialty through a secondment and training at King's College London where I achieved a PGd in Medical Ultrasound. I have extensive experience working across various NHS hospitals, honing sonography skills and building a strong foundation in this field.

I have a keen interest in women's health, actively participating in ongoing gynaecological and obstetric training to maintain comprehensive evidence- based knowledge.

I enjoy all elements of women's health sonography, from diagnosing gynecologically concerns and infertility assessments to witnessing the joy of expectant mothers during their pregnancy scans.

I love being able to contribute to our supportive team environment, and working with my friends/ Sonographers at the Scanning Room.

Lucy

I am part of the reception team and I have been lucky enough to be a member of The Scanning Room family for 5 years now. I have two amazing grown up children, two incredibly naughty dogs, one very old and very demanding horse and I look after my friend’s small flock of 6 sheep!

After I’ve sorted all the animals out coming into the clinic is soo lovely and just what I need, the kettle is barely ever cold, the biscuit tin is, nearly!!!, always full and I get to spend a happy few hours chatting to our lovely families and laughing with, while learning from, our incredibly kind team of sonographers.

Being people centric has always been at the route of my working life. I started out as a Nanny for two gorgeous families, then after having my two, I worked as a fundraiser for a charity that provides activity centres with wheelchair accessible boats.

During an evening out with Lindsay, who is a very, very, very old friend of mine, we hatched a plan for me to join her growing Scanning Room family, and here I am 5 years in. I have learnt so very much about ‘how babies are made’ in terms of fertility, how our bodies work, how babies develop and grow within the womb and how our bodies change and evolve as we approach menopause.

Everyday is a learning day with The Scanning Room Team and everyday is full of fun, love and support.

I absolutely love my Job and I feel incredibly honoured to be a very small part of the life adventures our lovely families and individuals are experiencing.

Take care and I’m looking forward to seeing you all soon,

Ivy

Hello, my name is Ivy and I currently work for The Scanning Room and NHS as a Sonographer. After graduating with a degree in Diagnostic Radiography at the University of Exeter in 2013, I went on to complete a Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Ultrasound at City University 2018. I undertake obstetrics, gynaecology, general abdominal and MSK ultrasound scans.

I love my role as a Sonographer, especially providing reassurance to soon-to-be parents in one of the most special but sometimes worrying times of their lives. I have recently qualified in MSK ultrasound at the UWE and can now provide diagnostic scans for predominantly lumps and bumps and suspected muscle/tendon/ligament tears. In my spare time I enjoy playing tennis and running along the seafront with my husband, usually followed by coffee and cake!

Daisy

I'm Daisy, I trained initially as a diagnostic radiographer in 2013 at Kingston & St George's University of London but knowing I always wanted to be a sonographer went into further study and specialized in ultrasound in 2018 at City University of London where I obtained a master's degree in medical ultrasound imaging. Currently I work both at the scanning room and in the NHS and I absolutely love my job.

I feel very passionately about giving our women and their families a very high standard of care and making sure they leave feeling reassured, empowered, and listened to. I believe that the more informed and relaxed women can be whilst undergoing gynaecological assessment, fertility treatment, when pregnant or just generally regarding their pelvic health, is only a good thing and I am proud to work at the scanning room where I know our close-knit and friendly team really do achieve this.

As a new mum myself, you'll find me spending lots of quality time with my family when I'm not scanning, as well as trying to renovate our home and trying to squeeze as much travel and fun in where we can.

After the scan...

We will create a detailed report for you with everything that we have seen and also give you pictures of your little bean.

Throughout the scan we will be talking about what your baby is doing, how it is developing and what it can do – such a lovely insight into your baby’s world.

If we sadly find that the things are not progressing as they should we discuss everything that we can see, giving you plenty of time to ask questions. We create a report and contact your local early pregnancy unit (EPU) for a follow up appointment.

What we do…

Usually performed over the tummy as transabdominal scan, for this reason having a moderately full bladder will help to see the pregnancy more clearly in the early weeks.

We will measure your little one crown to rump to get an estimated due date and assess that everything is developing normally for that number of weeks. We will also confirm that the pregnancy is in the right place within the uterus and check that the uterus and ovaries appear normal.

We also have the option of performing an internal scan if we don’t get great views over the tummy. This is entirely safe in early pregnancy and will be discussed with you as an option where needed.

So why would you have an early scan?

For most women they just want, or need to see their baby and confirm that the pregnancy is real! For others they may have sadly experienced a miscarriage and just need the peace of mind and reassurance that an early scan can bring. Time really seems to drag in the first trimester, seeing is certainly believing!

An early pregnancy scan will confirm the presence of a heartbeat, diagnose a single or multiple pregnancy and establish an estimated due date. It can be performed from 7 weeks of pregnancy, before this time it is not always possible to see the fetal heart beating but can confirm the pregnancy is in the right place and developing as it should for the number of weeks you are.

We also see women who have had bleeding and can’t be seen quickly in their local early pregnancy unit, or those that have had a loss of symptoms and are concerned – we can provide you with a service that fully assess how you are progressing and will give you all the information you need.

This early scan is not routinely available on the NHS and does not require a GP or Midwife referral.