Androgenic Alopecia 

Androgenic Alopecia, which is known as male pattern baldness or female pattern hair loss, is a genetic disorder on the scalp that is caused by genetic sensitivity to Androgens. For men, the condition starts with (repeat other sections). For women, they experience diffuse thinning throughout the scalp. The primary area that faces hair loss is the frontal forelock and temple area region, while the frontal hairline stays intact. 

Treatments can include Minoxidil, Spironolactone,Dutasteride, and Finasteride. These medications can help slow down hair loss, while simultaneously promoting hair growth. 

If hair loss is controlled, hair transplant surgery may be needed and can be an effective option to restore hair. 

Discussing hair loss diagnosis with a qualified dermatologist is crucial and can help you notice any hair loss and take preventative measures.