I am a 24 year old female. Six years ago I underwent grafting for burns on my left arm.  I now suffer with the ugly shape of the patch and the presence of scarring around the area.  I've consulted a few doctors who have told me they cannot solve this problem and to leave it the way it looks.  I've tried many creams and ointments to address the scars but to no avail.  Is there a laser procedure that can be done to improve the way my arm looks?  I want the natural landscape of the skin on my arm to be restored.

This will depend on the size of the graft, and the amount and size of normal skin left on the same arm.

If there is enough normal tissue and skin, one can think of tissue expansion and using the expanded skin to replace the skin graft.  You need a good amount of normal skin to place the tissue expander.  Otherwise there is not much that can be done.  There is nothing that can replace your normal skin.