Victoria Davydenko @dr.toridavydenko_cosmetologi is the cover star of the magazine’s spring issue—a participant in the Second World Forum of Ukrainian Women “Leadership. Action. Influence,” a panelist for “Women’s Business in Action: The Power of Support and Decision-Making,” and a woman whose story has become a symbol of strength, transformation, and action.
Viktoria is from Nova Kakhovka. She survived the occupation, volunteered under shelling, helped people during the hardest moments, and didn’t stop even when she had to leave her home.
During the occupation, she and other women supported people in the community. After leaving for Poland, she didn’t lose touch with Ukraine. Upon her return, she founded the “Free Wings” Charitable Foundation and, risking her own life, helped provide soldiers with medicine and essential supplies when survival was at stake.
Today, Viktoria Davydenko has resumed her work as a cosmetic doctor and transformation expert. One area of her work involves helping women navigate internal and external changes through a holistic approach to health, beauty, and recovery.
Her own story of transformation isn’t just about losing 40 kilograms. It’s about rebuilding herself in a difficult situation, about the strength to keep moving forward, and about the desire to support others even after what she’s been through.
And perhaps most importantly—Victoria is no exception.
She is one of those Ukrainian women who, despite loss, fear, and uncertainty, continue to recover, take action, help others, create, and lead the way.
Her story is one of responsibility, resilience, and strength—strength that is demonstrated not in words, but in her daily actions.
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