Another purported victim of Oneal Ron Morris, a transgender woman accused of performing many illegal cosmetic procedures, has stepped forward.

Rajee Narinesingh’s damaged and misshapen features are still evident over 2 years after she says she received a backroom cosmetic procedure from Morris, who police say performed a number of botched procedures, CBS Miami reports.

Narinesingh told CBS Miami on Monday that she had to end up going to surgery, to get her even to this point, pointing to the disfigurement she still is trying to have reversed.

Morris, 33, was taken into custody over a week ago and charged with practicing medicine without a license with serious bodily injury. She was let out on bail, but was taken back into custody the day before Thanksgiving when a second victim came forward.

Investigators say that Morris injected her patients with toxic chemicals which included cement, mineral oil and “Fix-a-Flat” during a painful procedure. They say the injection points were sealed with Super Glue.

Narinesingh, a man who is living as a woman, stated that she did not have the money to pay a plastic surgeon to enhance her features and went to Morris after learning of her by “word of mouth” in the transsexual community, reports CBS Miami.

Narinesingh said of her decision to turn to Morris that it becomes so dire that a person wants to match their outside with their inside that they’re willing to roll the dice and take thier chances. Narinesingh said as a transgender person, they’re thinking ‘Oh, my God, I can start to look like I want to look like and I don’t have to spend a lot of money.’

Unlike the 5 others that claim to be victims of Morris’ procedures, Narinesingh has reportedly not filed a police report.

Meanwhile, Dr. John Martin, a plastic surgeon, said he has been giving Narinesingh therapeutic injections that he hopes will at some point be able to return her to a more normal appearance, CBS Miami reports.

Martin said there is not an easy solution to this nightmare.

Narinesingh reportedly said she is grateful to Dr. Martin for trying to help give her a face back.

She said she has learned her lesson, she could have died. She knows that now.

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