Is it possible to have a lateral sweep from a deeplane facelift?

Yes, but very unlikely in experienced hands.A lateral sweep in a term given to a certain "look" after a facelift, typically performed using muscle layer (SMAS) "plication", limited deep-plane or only skin tightening techniques.  A thorough deep plane lift (e.g., high-smas lift) (with or without fat transfer) will typically correct and prevent the lateral sweep from occurring.Specifically a lateral sweep look is when the skin from the corners of your mouth to you earlobe hangs down, much like a tennis net hangs down between the two poles. I hope this helps.

Thank you for the question and sharing your concerns.  A lot depends on how long ago you had the procedure.  If it has been within weeks then any distortions you may see can still be related to swelling.  If these persist after three months, I would revisit your surgeon to discuss your concerns.  "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."