No, by default if pre-commit makes changes it will reject the commit so you can review the changes. The well-trained monkey at the keyboard then learns to commit again.
The idea of pre-commit is to ensure you’ve formatted and linted as per the project’s requirements before committing. It doesn’t prevent you running those tools as often as you like before committing, but it prevents those “forgetful” developers from committing non-compliant code.
See this for a discussion on how humans tend to learn to work around these obstacles.