Thread: Fake doctor boosted woman's bottom with home-made implant containing cement and super

Fake doctor boosted woman's bottom with home-made implant containing cement and super glue

A 'fake doctor' suspected of injecting a woman's bottom with cement, super glue and tire sealant to give her a more 'shapely' rear has been arrested.

Transgendered woman Oneal Ron Morris, who by his own picture appears to have undergone the 'butt-boosting' procedure himself, is accused of administering the potentially lethal shots to at least one victim.
The 30-year-old, who police say is a man but appears to look like a woman, was detained in Florida yesterday for the alleged incident in May 2010.

Detained: Transgendered woman Oneal Ron Morris (pictured) is accused

of administering the potentially lethal injections to at least one victim

Miami Gardens Police Department Sgt William Bamford said Morris first met with the as-yet unidentified victim to discuss the procedure.

He said: 'They agreed on the price of $700, which was intended for cosmetic purposes.'
But instead, police say the victim was given a series of injections containing cement, mineral oil and Fix-A-Flat tire inflator and sealant.

The incision was sealed with super glue. Shortly after the surgery was carried out, she went on to suffer 'severe complications'.
Bamford told WPLG: 'A short time later, she develops very serious pains, abdomen, throughout her body. She knows something is wrong.'
He said the woman visited two local hospitals, before heading to Tampa General Hospital, where she received treatment.

Detained: Oneal Ron Morris (pictured) was arrested in Florida
for the alleged incident in May 2010

She had developed an infection of drug-resistant bug MRSA at the wound and also developed pneumonia, but refused to reveal how it had happened.
Doctors at the hospital, worried it was the work of an unlicensed practitioner, reported the case to the Florida Department of Health.

But by the time they started to investigate, the victim had left the area.
Morris was eventually arrested in North Lauderdale in March 2011. He has been charged with practicing medicine without a license and causing bodily harm.
The alleged incident is the latest in a long line of instances where women have suffered complications following illegal bottom enhancement procedures.

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Dayum. Look at what he's done to himself.
And someone else LET him do a procedure on her???

IMO, and I think I can safely say this....he has MULTIPLE mental issues.

Holy cow

I can't believe no one else posted this story, LOL

Here's his victim:



She HAD a nice figure....

Surely the Doctor was paid by Obama Care.

I'm not much into banning things and I don't think you could ban it but it would be good if you could do away with cosmetic surgery for anyone who hasn't suffered disfiguring burns or similar. It's often people who are young and stupid they prey on although there are even people with age and experience who have not learned to be comfortable with their bodies and appearance. The fashion/beauty industry in general actually makes be feel sick. Natural is almost always more beautiful and even if some people don't think so it's at least who that individual is and how they are meant to look. I'm going to stop now, you don't want to get me started about this topic. In the end it's freedom of choice but people need to stop and think before they change themselves with surgery.

Originally Posted by Trinnity

Dayum. Look at what he's done to himself.
And someone else LET him do a procedure on her???

IMO, and I think I can safely say this....he has MULTIPLE mental issues.

Holy cow

I can't believe no one else posted this story, LOL

All I can do is just sit here in shock and stare at the pix..........

Originally Posted by Professor Peabody

Surely the Doctor was paid by Obama Care.

LOL! Love your sense of humor.... lol..........

Originally Posted by Nikolaos

I'm not much into banning things and I don't think you could ban it but it would be good if you could do away with cosmetic surgery for anyone who hasn't suffered disfiguring burns or similar. It's often people who are young and stupid they prey on although there are even people with age and experience who have not learned to be comfortable with their bodies and appearance. The fashion/beauty industry in general actually makes be feel sick. Natural is almost always more beautiful and even if some people don't think so it's at least who that individual is and how they are meant to look. I'm going to stop now, you don't want to get me started about this topic. In the end it's freedom of choice but people need to stop and think before they change themselves with surgery.

I do agree w/you........ Michael Jackson comes to mind. At one time he was a nice looking black man and he turned himself into a trying to be white FREAK........

Originally Posted by Professor Peabody

Surely the Doctor was paid by Obama Care.

Well that explains Dumbo's wife.

I think Michelle HAS had work done on her face....



I see some drastic changes, a good makeup artist, and prolly some airbrushing.
And the second photo...I guarantee the photog photo-shopped some serious size off her.
Her figure is -no way- that thin.

Plastic surgery can be wonderful, as long as it's done with common sense and a really great surgeon.

All things in moderation, still holds true in 2011.

But I didn't mean to go off topic....
About the fake doctor. WHO in their right mind would take one look at HIM and give him money, much less LET him take your life and appearance in his hands???

Granny says it looks like a bad case of duck-butt to her...

New 'toxic-tush' victims claim they got cement injections
Nov 23, 2011 - More people are coming forward in Florida to claim they were duped into undergoing a life-threatening buttocks-enhancement procedure that involved injections of cement, mineral oil and Super Glue, The Miami Herald reports.

Oneal Ron Morris, 30, was arrested last week on charges of practicing healthcare without a license, causing serious bodily injury. The newspaper, quoting Miami Gardens police and state investigators, reports that the "toxic-tush" procedure involved six injections of the formula through a tube hooked to a cooler.

Police say the arrest of Morris has prompted more people to claim they were victims of the procedure, although it is unclear whether Morris performed the procedure. The Herald says one woman, who was hoping to land a nightclub job with new-and-improved buttocks, almost immediately fell ill with pneumonia-like symptoms and required several blood transfusions and multiple surgeries.

Miami New Times reports that the original victim remains in poor health and is still under medical care at home after almost 18 months. The Associated Press says the woman paid $700 to undergo the procedure.

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