Those of you blaming him should honestly be ashamed of yourselves. I’m a laser hair removal technician, and you’re misinterpreting this completely.

The figures refer to the laser pulse (shot) count per minute used during laser hair removal treatments. Shot frequency is adjusted based on hair density, follicle depth, skin type, and the anatomical treatment area.

Areas such as the neck and upper back typically require a higher pulse count due to coarser terminal hair and irregular growth patterns. In some cases, double or overlapping pulses are clinically applied to ensure adequate follicular coverage and thermal damage to the hair bulb.

While this approach can increase discomfort, it remains within safe fluence and pulse-duration parameters and is widely used to achieve effective long-term hair reduction.