Hello. Thank you for writing to us at healthcaremagic You seem to have androgenetic alopecia. Androgenetic alopecia mainly affects the front and crown part of the scalp. There is thinning as well as hair loss. This may also be accompanied by widening and deepening of angles of the anterior hair line as well as gradual recession of anterior hair line. Family history is positive in most in father, brother etc. Presence of family history in first degree relatives is not a prerequisite and it may be absent. History of baldness in uncles, nephews, cousins etc is also of significance. Minoxidil and Finasteride are approved treatments for androgenetic alopecia. The goal of treatment is to arrest Or slow down further progression. It is easier to maintain hair and slow down progression rather than regrow new hair. Therefore, treatment should be started early before alopecia has progressed to later stages. These are prescription medications and therefore I suggest that you visit a specialist for the needful. Regards