As long as Olga can remember, she was surrounded by art. She grew up in a family of musicians and performers, including one artist who especially sparked her creative spirit: her grandpa Yury. She remembers watching as he would bring clients’ auras to life on canvas — masterpieces borne from bonds of deep trust and vulnerability. Only as an adult, did Olga realize she and her grandfather shared a thread of empathy for others that manifested through their love of art.

After studying dermatology and plastics, Olga found her home in aesthetics. With her strong background in surgical dermatology and keen artistic eye, she quickly became an expert in her field. But, as Olga gained experience, she knew something was missing from her industry: a practice that valued patient relationships over transactional ones. It was then she decided, if she couldn’t find a practice that truly cared about its patients, she would create one. And so, Olga opened Haevum — a safe space for patients and artists alike to create something beautiful.

To Olga, it’s not just the work itself, but the bonds created along the way. She uses her innate ability to read people to see her patients for who they truly are and how they long to feel. Intimate and vulnerable moments that leave patients with a renewed confidence and self-love. Just as Olga’s grandfather used his ability to capture a true reflection of the inner self, Olga does the same for each patient who walks through Haevum’s doors.