Rajee Narinesingh became widely known as “Cement Face” after undergoing illegal cosmetic procedures in the mid-2000s. The treatments were performed by Oneal Ron Morris, who injected her with dangerous substances like cement, superglue, and tire sealant. These materials hardened beneath her skin, leaving her face and body severely disfigured.
Seeking help, Rajee later appeared on the TV show Botched, where professional surgeons worked to repair the damage.
Rajee, born in New York in 1967, always felt she was a woman despite being assigned male at birth. As she grew older, she wanted her appearance to match her identity, leading her to pursue cosmetic procedures. Because legitimate surgeries were expensive, she turned to the black market—a decision that had devastating consequences.
After receiving multiple injections between 2007 and 2010, her condition worsened, with hardened lumps forming across her face and body. Ashamed and fearful, she withdrew from public life and avoided seeking legal help.
In 2012, she began corrective treatments with a qualified surgeon, which gradually improved her appearance. Later, in 2016, doctors on Botched performed several procedures over weeks to remove the toxic materials. These treatments significantly restored her face and confidence.
Meanwhile, Morris was eventually sentenced to prison in 2017 after a patient’s death. Years later, Rajee publicly forgave her.
Today, Rajee lives in Florida and has rebuilt her life. She works as an activist, author, and public speaker, advocating for transgender rights, HIV awareness, and the dangers of illegal cosmetic procedures. She has appeared on numerous television programs and uses her experience to educate others, turning her painful past into a platform for helping people worldwide.
