The proportion of elderly people in the world is rapidly increasing. This is a consequence of the rise in general living standards and increasingly better healthcare that extends life expectancy. Elderly individuals constitute a unique but also particularly vulnerable group. Among the many problems faced by the elderly, often unrecognized, is the problem of violence. A particularly significant issue is the invisibility of violence against elderly men. Elderly men experience abuse in various forms, although they are more often viewed as perpetrators rather than victims. In light of the aforementioned, the aim of this paper is to provide a deeper insight into the existing literature on violence against elderly men. The paper focuses on understanding the concept of violence against elderly individuals, types of violence, and legal frameworks, with a particular emphasis on elderly men, the invisibility of this issue, its presence in society, and comparisons with elderly female victims. Additionally, the paper highlights the importance of social work and other helping professions, as well as educating society about this invisible problem.