In recent years many imaging techniques were developed in order to image through turbid media. However, imaging through highly scattering media is still very challenging. We present a new method to image through dynamically changing turbid media based on scanning of non-diffractive laser beams. By using computer generated holograms, we create Airy beams and exploit their "self-healing" properties to enhance our imaging ability through milk. In this talk, we demostrate experimentally our ability to perform label free imaging of a chromium surface on a glass slide through 270µm of highly scattering milk/water mixtures with a resolution of several microns.