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The goal of this clinical trial is to compare two different surgery methods for treating a complex type of anal fistula. This condition is an abnormal tunnel connecting the inside of the anus to the skin nearby. The main questions the study aims to answer are: Which surgery has a lower chance of the fistula coming back (recurrence)? Which surgery has a lower chance of causing problems with bowel control (incontinence) after healing? Researchers will compare two surgery groups: Group 1: Fistula Rerouting Technique - a two-step surgery that moves the fistula tract to a safer area before opening it. Group 2: LIFT Technique - a surgery that ties off and closes the fistula tract from between the anal muscles. Participants will be randomly assigned by a computer to one of these two surgery groups. This helps ensure the comparison between the two surgeries is fair. Participants in this s
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