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Dangerous Curves Ahead



In 1991, AEGIS, our preceding organization, created the first of a series of public service announcements, called “Dangerous Curves Ahead,” on the issue of injectible silicone use. This advertisement remains timely today, and we’ve included it on this website as originally printed. We’ve also included additional materials on injectible silicone, in English and en Español.

“Dangerous Curves Ahead” Public Service Announcement Adobe Acrobat Required
The original public service announcement as put out by AEGIS, Inc.

Cheekbones From Hell, or Injectable Silicone: Bad News
More information, including vignettes based on experiences of actual people with injected silicone.

Pómulos del infierno o La silicona inyectada: ¡Malas noticias! In Spanish
Más información, incluyendo anécdotas de personas reales sobre sus experiencias con silicona inyectada.

A Field Guide to Transgendered Persons in the Gay Community
Although not strictly about silicone use, this piece still illustrates some of the problems with injectible silicone.
 

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