How can you get burned with an ice pack on your skin?

You can get burned with an ice pack on your skin if it's applied for too long or if the ice pack is extremely cold. Prolonged exposure to cold can lead to frostbite, which damages skin and underlying tissues, causing a burn-like injury. Additionally, using an ice pack directly on the skin without a barrier, like a cloth, increases the risk of cold burns. Always monitor the duration of ice application to prevent skin damage.