Myroslava Novosilska: A Doctor and Scientist Bringing Hope to Children Through Books

Dr. Myroslava Novosilska — The Physician Behind the Story is a doctor, scientist, author, and social entrepreneur.
She is a dermato-oncologist, trichologist, and hair transplant surgeon, as well as the founder of VLOSS’Y — a network of aesthetic trichology and hair restoration clinics in Ukraine and the USA. She is the President of the Ukrainian Association of Hair Restoration Surgery, co-founder of the Global Hair Loss Summit (USA), and a member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery.

In 2022, her scientific work was recognized as the most informative at the ISHRS World Congress in Panama. She is the author of numerous publications in international scientific journals, including research on botanical treatment of alopecia and a new systemic classification of follicular units.

Medical Journey

Myroslava has over 17 years of medical experience. She holds a PhD in Medicine and is a certified dermatologist, oncologist, trichologist, and hair transplant specialist. Her professional training includes studies at top universities in Ukraine, Israel, Georgia, and the USA, as well as participation in dozens of international congresses, training programs, and advanced certification courses. She continuously enhances her expertise by combining clinical practice with scientific research.

Why the Book

The book “Where is My Fur?” appeared as a response to deep experiences children with alopecia. Faced with the pain and fear of young patients in her clinical practice, Myroslava decided to create a warm story that would help the child not only understand what was happening to him or her, but also accept himself or herself. The main character, Korzhik the dog, became a symbol of tenderness, support and self-belief and a friend for children with alopecia.

International Charity Initiative

The “Where is My Fur?” project is not a commercial endeavor, but a charitable mission aimed at psychological support for children, public awareness, and reducing stigma. The books are donated free of charge to hospitals, schools, oncology centers, and rehabilitation institutions. The project also includes free events for children in Poland, Ukraine, the United States, and other countries.

Myroslava is not only an author, but also an active participant in change - she sincerely believes that words can heal, and a fairy tale can help you accept yourself as you are. She is also the founder of a charity initiative that supports children with alopecia on a monthly basis - not only with therapy, but also with true acceptance. This is not just a career. It is a calling. It is leadership through caring.

Scientific Achievements and Recognitions

• Author of over 17 scientific publications and a patent in the field of scalp treatment
• Inventor and speaker at international conferences in the USA, France, Poland, Georgia, and Italy
• Co-author of global research in trichology and dermatology
• Holder of an EB-1A visa for outstanding scientific achievements
• Founder of medical centers in Ukraine and the United States

Her Mission

In response to the war, Myroslava established a hair restoration center in the United States and continues to treat patients online across the globe. Her children’s book “Where Is My Fur?” became the first emotional guide for kids facing hair loss.

Her mission is simple yet powerful: To help children believe in themselves again. To give parents the tools to talk about what hurts. To make childhood brighter — even if it begins with a challenge.

“When a child looks in the mirror and sees no hair, they should not see emptiness — they should see strength. And if I can give them that through a story, then this book had to be written.” — Myroslava Novosilska

FAQ - about Myroslava Novosilska and the book "Where is my fur?"

Who is Myroslava Novosilska?

Myroslava Novosilska is a doctor, scientist, trichologist and hair transplant surgeon. She is the founder of the VLOSS'Y clinic chain, president of the Ukrainian Association of Hair Restoration Surgery, and author of the children's book "Where's My Fur?" that helps children with alopecia.

Why did Myroslava create the book "Where is my fur?"

The book was born out of her experience with children who had lost their hair due to alopecia or treatment. Myroslava wanted to give them a story that heals with words and helps them accept themselves. The main character, Korzhyk the dog, became a symbol of self-belief.

What is the "Where's My Fur?" project?

This is a charitable initiative that provides free books to children in hospitals, schools, and cancer centers in Ukraine, Poland, and the United States. The project was created to provide psychological support to children facing alopecia or other forms of "otherness."

What is Myroslava Novosilska's mission?

Her mission is to help children believe in themselves again, teach parents to talk about difficult things, and make childhood brighter. She combines medicine, science, and literature to prove that care is also a cure.