Steven Victor is a New York-based dermatologist and medical entrepreneur who appears in the Epstein case files in connection with personal financial matters. Victor founded and served as CEO of IntelliCell BioSciences, a company based at 460 Park Avenue in Manhattan, in addition to establishing Victor Dermatology and Rejuvenation PC in New York City. Victor's connection to Jeffrey Epstein centers on a personal loan transaction documented in case file EFTA01818693.
According to records in the Epstein case files, Victor sought financial assistance from Epstein, resulting in a formal promissory note arrangement. Communications dated September 13, 2011 (referenced in EFTA02037009) indicate the loan terms included a 25% interest rate provision that would apply if the balance remained unpaid by July 20th. A memo from that date references an outstanding payment of $2,500 owed under these terms.
The case files contain 453 documents related to Victor, including correspondence and financial records. Multiple documents bear his signature or originate from his email accounts, including EFTA01050501 and EFTA01018093. Additional records such as EFTA02184548, EFTA02076526, EFTA01791519, EFTA02435154, EFTA02184581, and EFTA02528490 contain references to Victor or his business activities.
Victor does not appear in Epstein's personal "black book" contact list. His presence in the case files appears limited to the documented loan transaction and related financial correspondence rather than broader social connections to Epstein. The nature of their business relationship and how Victor came to seek financing from Epstein remains documented primarily through the promissory note and associated payment records in the case materials.