Injected with Cement: Her Unbelievable Transformation 14 Years Laterr
Rajee Narinesingh sought a new beginning and was left facing devastating damage. After black-market injections hardened beneath her skin, the transgender woman endured disfigurement and isolation before turning to television surgeons for help. But her story did not end with treatment: years later, a message from the person responsible brought a deeply personal decision about pain, survival, and forg… Continues…
In 2005, Rajee Narinesingh turned to Oneal Ron Morris for cosmetic injections she hoped would help her feel more comfortable in her appearance. Instead, substances reportedly including cement, superglue, and tire sealant hardened beneath her skin, causing severe disfigurement. The damage affected her face and other areas of her body, leaving her distressed and isolated. She later received corrective treatment from surgeons on Botched, an important step in a recovery that involved far more than changing her appearance.
Morris received a 10-year prison sentence in 2017 following another patient’s death. In 2021, Narinesingh shared that Morris had contacted her asking for forgiveness—and she offered it, expressing hope that hardship could lead to growth. Beyond her treatment, Narinesingh has built a public life as an activist, actress, and author. Her story is not simply about the damage she suffered, but about reclaiming an identity that a cruel nickname could never fully capture.