HELLO MR Ratnesh
welcome to HCM
hair fall in males is common to occur after an age of 25 or 30.
The process begins where in there is regular thinning of hair leading to different patterns of hair loss.
the reasons for the hair fall are basically determined by genetic make up, and local factors. diet nutrition, habits, underlying medical conditions do have a role to play inthe causation of hair fall.
The prescription of Rogaine and propecia are not the only allopathic medications. there are many more which are available and many methods that are capable of reversing hair fall.
Do consult your nearest dermatologist for better understanding of your hair fall.
please feel free to contact for any further help
thank you
Dr satya

hi and welcome to hcm,
you told you are suffering from male pattern baldness,which has several factors to play with, you did not mention about your hair fall and severiaty, for hairfall as dr prasad told u have many medicines to stop hair fall, but if u have already developed baldness, looking at your age may be you have to go for haortransplant,consult near by plastic surgeon

Hi ratneshbharos
Thanks for posting your query on healthcare magic
The condition you are talking about is male pattern baldness or androgenic alopecia.The etiology of this condition is mostly genetic or hereditary running either in the maternal or paternal side.
Ill tell you in brief about androgenic alopecia so that it is of help to you.
Androgenetic alopecia is a genetically determined disorder which is an extremely common disorder that affects roughly 50% of men and perhaps as many women older than 40 years.It is progressive through the gradual conversion of terminal hairs into indeterminate hairs and finally to vellus hairs. Patients with androgenetic alopecia have a reduction in the terminal-to-vellus hair ratio, normally about 4:1. Following miniaturization of the follicles, fibrous tracts remain. Patients with this disorder usually have a typical patterned distribution of hair loss.
Only 2 drugs currently have US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)–approved indications for treatment of androgenetic alopecia: topical application of minoxidil and oral tab finasteride( which mentioned by you as propecia).
Minoxidil comes in various brand names like for eg rogaine mentioned by you or mintop and tugain .So the efficacy doesnt vary with the brand but the way of application .With the dropper take 1 ml of liquid minoxidil of any brand and apply on your scalp skin of the affected area and not on the hair itself.The application needs to be twice daily .these medications do not regenerate new hair .they will only help you retain the existing hair so that your degree of alopecia doesn't increase further.But before taking these you should consult a Hair Transplant surgeon /a dermatologist or a trichologist or any doctor specializing in hair problems to confirm diagnosis .
Also you may add antidandruff shampoo if you face the dandruff problem.
You may use parachute advanced scalp care therapy twice a week and wash it off in morning with X gain shampoo( twice a week only )
Take plenty of fish , green leafy vegetables , fruits and loads of water .
All this will help you retain your existing hair .BUT If you want to replace the lost hair then you can undergo a hair transplant procedure depending upon the grade and occurance of alopecia
I hope i have answered to most of your queries
If you have any more doubts feel free to post again
God Bless
Regards
Dr Mayank Singh
Consultant Plastic , Cosmetic , Hair Transplant & Laser Surgeon
New Delhi,India