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Yes, depending on your case. Pointe work is hardest on the feet and ankles, though it really involves strength of your whole body; balance, torso, back strength, etc.
If you are hypermobile in your arms this won't affect pointe at all. If your knees are hypermobile this may make things more difficult but you should be able to work with your instructor and find a way to strengthen the correct muscles and work around it. Always be cautious and make sure it's not painful and you're not hurting yourself.

I myself have hyermobility and it is slightly more difficult to pull up out of the shoe but it shouldnt be a real problem if you look at ballerinas then you will most likely see hypermobility(not saying all dancers have it) it really is ablessingto create nice lines as long as your not pulling back/rocking into your knees.Happy Dancing:)

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