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Your prior history of Splenectomy, along with your current use of Erythromycin are not contraindications for the use of Botox. Likewise, mild psoriasis should not be a problem, as the Botox is placed below the skin surface into the superficial muscles of the face. To minimize bruising with the Botox treatments, be sure to avoid aspirin-containing products for one week prior.
There is no problem with you getting Botox post Splenectomy and while on Erythromycin. I would be quite concerned about more invasive procedures such as Laser Resurfacing or a Facelift, since the absence of your spleen would make you very susceptible to infections. Also Laser Resurfacing would be absolutely contraindicated because of your Psoriasis.