Imaging using the total focusing method (TFM) is a popular tool in nondestructive evaluation and it becomes a standard. From full matrix capture, this method consists in focusing at each point of a defined reconstruction zone. It is generally more efficient than conventional phased array focusing that can focus at only a few points. Despite the good quality of TFM images, TFM suffers from a lack of resolution and contrast, in particular when the defects are close or in scattering materials.