Ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of the inside of the body, suitable for soft tissue and vascular examinations. MRI uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of bones, joints, and soft tissues, offering more depth and detail for diagnosing complex conditions.

Preparation depends on the type of scan. For most ultrasounds, no special preparation is needed, while MRIs might require you to fast or avoid wearing metal. Specific instructions will be provided when you book your appointment.

Ultrasound is a safe procedure with no known risks. MRI is also generally safe; however, it is not suitable for people with certain types of metal implants. Our team will review your medical history to ensure safety.

An Ultrasound typically takes 15-30 minutes, whereas an MRI can take 30-60 minutes, depending on the area being examined.

Yes, both Ultrasound and MRI services are available at all our clinic locations. Please check with your nearest clinic for appointment availability.

During an Ultrasound, a gel will be applied to your skin, and a probe will be moved over the body part being examined. For an MRI, you will lie in a large tube-like machine, and you may hear loud tapping or thumping sounds during the scan.