I am in my 50s with good skin, am I too old for the Halo laser?

The best way to think about addressing facial aging is by using multiple modalities that will compliment each other to give you a beautiful and harmonious result. Therefore, I do agree with you that Botox has a limited benefit, especially in the upper third of the face. If you are really interested in reversing some of the damage that has been done by sun, such as pigmentation, vascularity, large pore size, as well as fine lines, I think that you will appreciate the benefits of Halo. However, the lower third of the face will benefit from additional injectables and fillers that will help re fill some of the lost volume that happens once you enter your 50's. Of course as you know, the area that becomes most apparent is the neck area since we start having the banding of the platysma muscle, as well as excess skin in the jowl area, and possibly subcutaneous fat. Each of these have their own modality which will help create a smoother contour to the jaw line as well as the lower face. Therefore I advice you to have a frank conversation with your doctor, and seek at least two different opinions to make sure you're getting the entire perspective on what is possible for what you want to have done. 

Treatment is not based on age, but on the issues of the skin.  The halo is a great treatment for fine lines, pores, and pigmentation issues.  If you have more advanced wrinkles you may need a more agressive laser resurfacing treament, but it will require much more down time.  If you can afford to have downtime the Halo is the next best thing when performed in a series.  Good luck!

There is no age restriction on the Halo.  But if you are older and require more than a fractional non-ablative treatment, I would suggest looking into fractional co2 ablation which gives more of a result in a single treatment (but will be more expensive).  Best, Dr. Emer.