The owner of the Grace Clinic plastic surgery clinic died tragically in Nepal
It has been reported that Lyudmila Kilyvnik, the owner of the Grace Clinic plastic surgery clinic, died tragically in Nepal.
Her name had previously appeared on the list of Ukrainians being sought following a mudslide in Nepal on August 26. At the time, it was reported that the group was in the area of the route to Mount Kailash.
Lyudmila Kilyvnik entered the world of youth and beauty in 2011 by chance, as she herself recalled during an interview.
“Yes, I have a degree in economics and significant experience in corporate management. I first came to the GRACE Clinic way back in 2011 as a patient—I needed to have my ear stitched up. At that time, the clinic was going through a crisis, and the founder approached me with a request to save it,” she told the likein.ua portal.
Lyudmila agreed to take on this project as a crisis manager.
“This business has become my source of strength; through it, I’ve come to love myself even more. I’m not involved in day-to-day operations (we have a CEO for that), but rather serve as a source of inspiration—a sort of producer for our talented doctors. I also serve as a guarantor for patients through my reputation and good name. And, thank God, in all these years, no one has ever woken me up with an alarm call. This means we’re working in synergy and moving in the right direction,” Lyudmila recalled.
At first, the GRACE clinic specialized in plastic surgery, but over time, the needs and desires of our clients changed, and the clinic evolved alongside them.
“I’m proud that most of the doctors at our clinic have been working here since its founding—almost 15 years. This is a tremendous effort and achievement, something of great value to us—the creation and continuation of traditions. However, growth is impossible without bringing in young doctors, modern technologies, and management systems,” Lyudmila told Forbes.ua.
