This article presents a bibliometric analysis of social life cycle assessment (S-LCA), which has gained importance due to the need to know the social impact of business operations on persons. Using the PRISMA methodology, we identified 190 documents regarding SLCA in the SCOPUS database and were analyzed with the VOSviewer software. Specifically, the most cited documents, authors, organizations, and countries are analyzed and the most productive according to the number published. This analysis included the most used keywords are analyzed on the S-LCA topic. Findings indicate that this topic has become relevant since 2007, and currently, the number of scientific publications has an exponential trend. It has been identified that Traverso M. is the author who has 19 products with 603 citations; however, Guyton R.A. is the most cited author with only two papers and 813 citations. The institution that publishes the most on this topic is the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Spain), with three papers and 108 citations. Authors from 46 countries were identified, but the most productive are Italy and Germany, and the most cited are the United States of America and Germany. A total of 1625 keywords were identified, but life cycle assessment, social life cycle assessment, and sustainable development are the most used.