A woman whose face was deformed after receiving black market injections from a self-proclaimed ‘physician’ had the cement nodules removed from under her skin after more than a decade.
On Tuesday’s season premiere of E!, 48-year-old transgender woman Rajee Narinesingh of Hollywood, Florida, met with Los Angeles-based surgeons Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif for the second time. The 2005 ‘pumping party’ injections of cement and tire sealant in her cheeks, chin, and lips were harmful. reality show Botched.
‘The day we leave medical school, we say, “Doctor do no harm.” Rajee has never been offered a surgical treatment because the risks exceed the potential advantages,’ Dr. Dubrow said.
Amazing transformation: A decade after black market injections scarred Rajee Narinesingh, cement nodules were removed from her face. Photo of Rajee before surgery.
Amazing transformation: A decade after black market injections scarred Rajee Narinesingh, cement nodules were removed from her face. Photo of Rajee after surgery.
Amazing transformation: A decade after black market injections scarred Rajee Narinesingh, cement nodules were removed from her face. L and R show Rajee before and after surgery.
Life-changing: A 2005 ‘pumping party’ in Hollywood, Florida, gave the 48-year-old transsexual lady hazardous cement and tire sealant injections in her cheekbones, chin, and lips.
Life-changing: At a 2005 ‘pumping party,’ the 48-year-old transsexual lady from Hollywood, Florida, received cement and tire sealant injections in her cheekbones, chin, and lips.
Looking good: Rajee’s side profile before the procedures on Tuesday’s E! Reality show Botched Rajee’s side profile following Tuesday night’s E! procedures looks terrific! Reality show Botched Looking good: Rajee’s side profile before (L) and after (R) operations on Tuesday’s E! Reality show Botched
Oneal Ron Morris, a ‘toxic tush’ doctor, performed illegal plastic surgery on Rajee using Fix-a-Flat, Super Glue, and mineral oil.
After the life-changing injections, Rajee had a lumpy face but was too humiliated to report it.
Rajee received softening injections and laser treatments from Dr. John Martin of Coral Gables Cosmetic Reconstructive Surgery in 2012 for the damaging operation.
Rajee went on Botched in 2015 to have her cement nodules removed, but Dr. Dubrow and Dr. Nassif decided it was safer to leave them.
Doctors were eager to examine Rajee’s face again a year later because Dr. Dubrow wanted to help her, but Dr. Nassif was still skeptical.
Horrible mistake: Rajee was a victim of ‘poison tush’ doctor Oneal Ron Morris’ unlawful plastic procedures. Photo of Rajee before surgery. Horrible mistake: Rajee was a victim of ‘poison tush’ doctor Oneal Ron Morris’ unlawful plastic procedures. Photo of Rajee after surgery. Horrible mistake: Rajee was a victim of unlawful plastic surgery by ‘toxic tush’ doctor Oneal Ron Morris. L and R show Rajee before and after surgery.
Suffering: Rajee hoped Los Angeles surgeons Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif might remove her cement nodules off her face after turning her down last year.
Suffering: After being rejected last year, Rajee thought Los Angeles surgeons Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif could remove her cement nodules from her face.
Misfortune: Rajee’s face had golf ball-sized cement balls for over a decade.
Misfortune: Rajee’s face had golf ball-sized cement balls for over a decade.
Unfortunately, Rajee had golf ball-sized cement balls in her face for over a decade.
Dr. Dubrow informed the cameras, ‘I have to make sure my approach is a conservative one, it’s wise and it doesn’t take any undo thoughtless risks with Rajee’s face.
Dr. Dubrow informed Rajee that he and Dr. Nassif had two main reservations about surgically removing her facial tumors.
The doctor said they’re scared that removing the cement may ‘activate the inflammatory process’ and make her face a ‘inflammatory mess’.
Another issue was that the ‘masses envelop all the muscles, nerves, and blood vessels, and cutting them out would inflict a lot of damage to the skin’ and affect her nerves.
Rajee kept her sense of humor despite the circumstances.
Rajee returns to Botched for face cement removal.
Failure: Rajee, who appeared on Botched in 2015, visited with doctors a year after asking them to remove her cement nodules but was informed it wasn’t safe.
Failure: Rajee, who appeared on Botched in 2015, visited with doctors a year after asking them to remove her cement nodules but was informed it wasn’t safe.
After Dr. Dubrow informed her that he and Dr. Nassif would inspect both sides of her face, she joked about being double-teamed by doctors. Baby, I’ve come far.
Rajee’s face nodules have been “treated with very judicious injections of steroids which has stabilized them from an inflammatory point of view,” Dr. Dubrow informed the cameras.
At the consultation, he excitedly told Rajee that the steroids ‘have really localized things’ and lowered inflammation, allowing the physicians to view the cement lumps under her skin.
Dr. Nassif was impressed and advised Dr. Dubrow to feel two ‘very circumscribed’ lesions on her face.
‘Last year surgery wasn’t possible. Now? Dr. Nassif informed the cameras Terry may be right.
Touch choices: Dr. Dubrow (L) and Dr. Nassif (R) worried that removing the tumors might cause a ‘inflammatory mess’ or damage her skin and nerves.
Touch choices: Dr. Dubrow (L) and Dr. Nassif (R) worried that removing the lumps might cause a ‘inflammatory mess’ or damage her skin and nerves.
Still funny: Rajee said that she had ‘gone a long way’ because doctors were ‘double teamed’ during her consultation.
Still funny: Rajee said that she had ‘come a long way’ because doctors often ‘double teamed’ her during her session.
The physicians agree to try surgery, but Dr. Dubrow cautioned Rajee that he intended to start with one region, which could require numerous surgeries.
In Rajee’s first surgery, surgeons removed a little bit of cement from her chin. Within a week, her chin was recovering well, suggesting the surgery was successful.
Dr. Dubrow scheduled another surgery to remove the golf ball-sized cement lumps in her cheeks after testing.
A nurse told Dr. Dubrow that Rajee was ‘gurgling’ when her anesthetic wore off during the second procedure, causing problems.
Full of hope: Rajee was authorized for surgery, but Dr. Dubrow wanted to operate on one area at a time, which could require numerous surgeries.
Full of hope: Rajee was authorized for surgery, but Dr. Dubrow wanted to operate on one area at a time, which could require numerous surgeries.
Beginning: Dr. Nassif (L) and Dr. Dubrow (R) remove a little cement mass from Rajee’s chin.
Beginning: Dr. Nassif (L) and Dr. Dubrow (R) remove a little cement mass from Rajee’s chin.
After a procedure, Rajee smiled for Dr. Dubrow at his Los Angeles office.
After a procedure, Rajee smiled for Dr. Dubrow at his Los Angeles office.
Dr. Dubrow said this was bad. When a patient wakes up during surgery, they may not know where they are and start writhing.
Their blood pressure can rise due to nervousness, and you lose control of your surgical field. So a relaxed patient under anesthesia is crucial.
After modifying her anesthesia, Dr. Dubrow began removing the cement off her cheek, which was painful.
The doctor used a bone saw to delicately remove the cement without damaging her face’s muscles or nerves.
After hours of surgery, Dr. Dubrow removed all the cement off his patient’s face, which was previously deemed impossible.
Coming along: Rajee’s chin was healing well, so the doctors tested her and approved her for her second surgery.
Rajee’s chin was healing well, so the doctors tested her and approved her for her second surgery.
Prep: Dr. Dubrow circled Rajee’s facial nodules for removal during the procedure.
Prep: Dr. Dubrow circled Rajee’s facial nodules for removal during the procedure.
Tricky business: Rajee’s surgeon, Dr. Dubrow, used a bone saw to gently cut out the cement without damaging her face’s muscles or nerves.
Dr. Dubrow, who operated on Rajee, used a bone saw to gently take out the cement without damaging her facial nerves or muscle tissue.
Rajee returned home with virtually entirely smooth chin and cheeks after the procedure.
Rajee debuts post-surgery in front of friends and family when Dr. Dubrow meets her.
Naturally, she can’t thank Dr. Dubrow and Dr. Nassif enough for their help.
Rajee sobbed as she hugged Dr. Dubrow to thank him.
‘I feel lovely!She told the crowd she’s excited to start her new life with confidence.
Young Rajee, who didn’t become a woman until her 20s, is seen as a boy.
The teen Rajee, who didn’t become a woman until her 20s, is seen.
Rajee was a boy (L) and a teen (R) before becoming a woman in her 20s.
Finding herself: Rajee thought she was a ‘feminine homosexual male’ until her mid-20s when she realized she was transsexual.
Rajee thought she was a ‘feminine homosexual male’ until her mid-20s, when she recognized she was transgender.
Rajee told a 2014 interviewer that she sought black market injections from Morris to look like a beautiful woman, not a male in a dress.
Rajee thought she was a ‘feminine homosexual male’ until her mid-20s when she realized she was transsexual.
I always saw myself with breasts and a vagina when I fantasized about boys. I didn’t aware I was doing it—it seemed natural. My mind clicked and I realized, “You’re not gay, you’re transgender.”
She said, ‘The last thing I wanted was to appear like a man in a dress. It was my dream to be gorgeous.
If you want to be a real woman, you require face and body repair. I decided on injections. Our community calls it pumping.
Price of beauty: Rajee, pictured before her cement fillers, turned to the illicit market to feel beautiful.
Price of beauty: Rajee, pictured before her cement fillers, turned to the illicit market to feel beautiful.
Thank you!Rajee hugged Dr. Dubrow with emotion following her post-surgery debut.
Thank you!Rajee hugged Dr. Dubrow following her post-surgery debut with emotion.
She was excited for her first meeting with Morris, even though she wasn’t seeing a professional surgeon.
“I was more excited than nervous because I was finally going to be the woman I had always wanted to be,” she said.
After the injections, she developed a massive boil on her face that became larger and then “green pus exploded out of my face and onto the mirror.” It had blood and green and yellow.
