I had this problem for a while. I had grease burns all over my right shoulder, it freaked me out so much I thought maybe it was really skin cancer! lol It wasn't, I found online that you mix baking soda, sugar and honey together, rub it over the area for about two minutes to exfoliate it, and you do this a few times a week. The dead skin just sloughs off and it works quickly and mine had been there for about a year. They also said to put lemon juice on it to brighten the area. Should work, haven't tried it yet.

http://www.ehow.com/how_5558837_rid-marks-skin.html

Oh that sounds nice I'll have to try it after it heals and if there's dark spots

Oh that sounds nice I'll have to try it after it heals and if there's dark spots

I love to use Calendula Oil on burns. Also, I don't suggest putting Arnica Montana on a painful wound. It's better for bruises but if you put it on a burn or cut it would hurt a lot....as far as I know. Maybe there's a special Arnica cream for cuts/burns that I'm unaware of. You could take the arnica orally and that would help without hurting but it's best to use it immediately after the incident.

I hope you feel better soon! Ouch!

Vitamin E capsules would not be the same as applying oil to your skin.
I get my information from Medical authorities, I had to have radiation treatments, radiation leaves your skin susceptible to sunburn. My oncologist and radiologist recommend the Aloe Vera and for a lotion Eucerin body lotion doesn'r contain oil but does contain Vitamin E.